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When you choose a Milwaukee personal injury lawyer, you want to choose a winner. And if there is one word to describe Cabaniss Law, that would be it. You can go with a giant Milwaukee personal injury law firm and be lost in their giant caseload. A number. A settlement waiting to happen. Or you can trust your personal injury case to Cabaniss Law. We're small enough that John Cabaniss will personally handle your case - and personally take your case to trial, if that will maximize your recovery. Yet there is nothing small about the personal injury awards we win for our clients, including one of the largest personal injury awards ever awarded in the United States.

Cook County Jury Awards $12.65 Million to Victim of Defective Tire

by: John on: May 11th, 2010 with: No Comments

On May 12, 1995, a Cook County Jury returned a $12.65 Million verdict for attorney John Cabaniss’ quadriplegic client. The jury found the tire which failed causing the Bronco in which he was riding to rollover was defectively repaired for a puncture at a Certified Goodyear Tire Center. The verdict was recognized by the National Law [...]

Taos New Mexico Jury Returns $2.4 Million Verdict for Air Crash Victims

by: John on: May 10th, 2010 with: No Comments

In February 1994 a Taos jury returned a verdict of $2.4 Million for attorney John Cabaniss’ clients against the pilot and Cessna for a crash involving its T-210 aircraft. The jury found the plane crashed as a result of pilot error and found that the post crash fire which killed two of Cabaniss’ clients and [...]

Washington County Jury Awards $1.147 Million to Crash Victim

by: admin on: April 5th, 2010 with: No Comments

On June 28, 2006, a Washington County jury returned a verdict in favor of plaintiff Holly Parsons for $1,147,000, reported her attorney, John Cabaniss. The case rose out of a car crash that occurred on January 13, 2003 as a result of a prank gone awry. On January 13, 2003, Brett Klug, [...]