Case Studies

A North Charleston collision left a man with a severe spinal injury that required lumbar fusion surgery and ended his career operating heavy machinery. Attorney Jeff Gerardi secured a $1,002,000 settlement on his behalf. Continue reading →

A driver suffered permanent spinal injuries and post-concussion syndrome after another motorist failed to yield while turning left in Mount Pleasant. Joye Law Firm Injury Lawyers secured a $1,000,000 settlement to help him move forward. Continue reading →

A driver ran a red light in Mount Pleasant, leaving a veterinarian with severe spinal and neurological injuries that ended her surgical career. Attorney Jeff Gerardi secured a $1,805,000 settlement to help her move forward. Continue reading →

A young professional was injured in a hit-and-run tractor-trailer crash received a $1.5 million settlement with the help of Joye Law Firm Injury Lawyers’ Attorney Eliza Beck. Continue reading →

A speeding driver rear-ended a stopped vehicle, leaving a 44-year-old man paralyzed from the neck down prior to his death. Attorney Jeff Gerardi uncovered additional insurance coverage through the at-fault driver’s employer and fought to secure a $4,576,142 settlement. Continue reading →

Insurance companies argued the crash wasn’t their driver’s fault and claimed the victim’s injuries were pre-existing. Attorney John Aylor fought back, securing the full $300,000 in available insurance coverage despite aggressive defense tactics. Continue reading →

Attorney Sal Davi secured the maximum uninsured motorist benefits available for two friends seriously injured in a reckless SUV rollover in Summerville after the at-fault driver was found to have no liability insurance. Despite complex insurance issues, both clients recovered compensation for their injuries. Continue reading →

After a dog attack left a vet tech with severe bite wounds, a torn rotator cuff, and cervical spine injuries, Attorney Eliza Beck built a strong case that secured a $600,000 policy limits settlement. Continue reading →