Case Results

Two delayed diagnoses of cancer cases that resolved for over $2.1 million dollars.

Hospital malpractice caused the death of a mother of four whose family included two adopted, special-needs children. Careful discovery revealed that the young mother died after an untrained nurse gave her too many medications and then left her alone. ...

Gary Craw recovered more than $1.25 million for a young man who went out for a leisurely motorcycle ride and was hit head-on by a careless driver and suffered multiple fractures, and head injury.

Gary Craw recovered more than $1 million for a woman who became unnecessarily paralyzed as a result of a doctor’s failure to carefully read imaging films.

Derry recovered one million dollar in damages for a widowed father after his wife died after ankle surgery. The mother died after she was given too much morphine and then discharged from the hospital.

Following a knee replacement, the hospital failed to follow its on protocols for proper bowel care for Derry’s client, a retired grandmother of three. As a result of the medical and hospital malpractice, her client developed severe complications and ...

A physician vacationing in Colorado suffered lacerated tendons and muscles when a vehicle hit his bicycle. The settlement allowed the client to heal fully before returning to his practice and continuing his care of his own patients.

A client’s car was hit from behind in stop-and-go traffic on the Interstate. She required shoulder and back surgery as a result. Gary Craw recovered $800,000 for her in damages.

Gary Craw helped a bicycle rider who was hit by a careless motorist. Gary Craw collected more than $650,000 for him.

In an insurance bad faith trial, the jury awarded Gary Craw’s client more than $600,000, including punitive damages, against a large insurance company.

Derry’s client required shoulder and hand surgery after she slipped on ice that had been left in place for more than four days. As a women who worked with her hands, the injury impacted the client’s ability to serve her patients. The case was settled ...

An elderly man had his arm injured when the driver of the car in which he was a passenger flipped on its side after being struck. Derry was able to recover $500,000 for her wonderful client from the insurance company of the driver and from ...

Gary Craw recovered $500,000 for a woman who was rear-ended by a driver who was not paying attention to traffic. Gary Craw’s client had neck and back injuries and required shoulder surgery.

Derry’s client suffered a complex ankle injury during a car crash with an uninsured motorist. Derry helped her client obtain a settlement of $475,000 from the client’s primary insurance for the pain and permanent physical injury to her ankle.

A jury awarded Derry’s client damages for medical malpractice after her physician negligently left ureteral stents in place for one year after a hysterectomy. The stents caused pain, bleeding, calcifications and kidney stones. The jury’s award ...

Derry helped her client recover a settlement for the severe emotional damages suffered because of the negligent hiring/training/supervision of the therapist who took advantage of the therapeutic relationship.

Gary Craw represented a senior citizen vacationing in Colorado who was in a head-on collision with a man driving carelessly, and with only minimal insurance. He had a fractured arm and shoulder. Gary Craw’s investigation turned up underinsured ...

As a result of nursing malpractice, Derry’s clients suffered third degree burns across her back after a nurse left a hot pad in place for too long. The settlement reflects both the significant pain and scarring that resulted from the medical negligen ...

Gary Craw recovered $250,000 for a woman who suffered a fractured wrist and knee damage as a result of another driver making an unsafe left turn in front of her.

Gary Craw recovered over $200,000 for a working Mother who had injuries to her neck and shoulder as a result of another driver turning left in front of her.

In a medical malpractice trial in Pueblo, CO, a jury agreed that all three doctors that Gary Craw sued were guilty of providing substandard care to a patient who died in the hospital after a routine operation.