Similar personal injury firms in Jacksonville
7 proven verdicts
Top result: $1 billion
4 proven verdicts
Top result: $56 million
4 proven verdicts
Top result: $11.3 billion (state share of settlement)
3 proven verdicts
Top result: $11.6 million
1 proven verdict
Top result: $261 million
1 proven verdict
Top result: $44 million
1 proven verdict
Top result: $730,000
1 proven verdict
Top result: $11.6 million
Proven verdicts and settlements won by Fasig Brooks Law Offices
$5.46 million (gross; 45% comparative negligence applied)Verdict
A Gadsden County jury awarded James Simmons $5,459,008 after a grinding wheel shattered and left him permanently blind, finding the tool's owner liable for concealing a prior blade failure and removing the grinder's safety guard.
Gadsden County Circuit Court, 2nd Judicial Circuit, FL · 2015Premises LiabilityRead the full story →
$5 million (jury verdict; reduced to $0 on appeal)Verdict
Jimmy Fasig won a $5 million jury verdict for the father of a woman killed in a crash near a Flying J travel center, but the award was wiped out on appeal after the father died while post-trial motions were still pending.
Gadsden County Circuit Court, FL (appealed to 1st DCA 2021) · 2018Wrongful DeathRead the full story →
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
Proven verdicts and settlements from other Jacksonville firms
Pajcic & Pajcic
$1 billion · Nassau County Jury Returns $1 Billion in I-95 Crash That Killed UNF Freshman Connor Dzion
Rubenstein Law Personal Injury Lawyers
$56 million · Billion-Dollar Tobacco Verdict Upheld at $56 Million After SJC Review
Terrell Hogan
$11.3 billion (state share of settlement) · Florida Recovers $11.3 Billion from Tobacco Industry in Landmark Medicaid Settlement
Coker Law Jacksonville
$11.6 million · $11.6 Million Bradford County Verdict After J.B. Hunt Subcontractor Rear-Ends Driver at Starke Intersection
AndersonGlenn LLP
$261 million · The $261 Million 'Take Care of Maya' Verdict Against Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, Trimmed to About $213 Million by the Trial Judge, Then Reversed in Full by Florida's Second District Court of Appeal in October 2025, With a Narrower Retrial Now Ahead After the Florida Supreme Court Declined Review
