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About Luvera Law Firm
Luvera Law Firm is a Seattle-based plaintiff-side firm with more than four decades of experience representing seriously injured people and their families. The firm handles severe personal injury and wrongful death cases arising from vehicle accidents, medical malpractice, product defects, construction site accidents, corporate wrongdoing, and insurance misconduct, and maintains a Spokane office to serve clients statewide.
Proven verdicts and settlements won by Luvera Law Firm
A King County jury returned a $150 million verdict against two crane subcontractors whose safety failures caused the April 2019 South Lake Union crane collapse, which killed four people and injured three others.
A Snohomish County jury awarded Paramjit Singh and his family $40.1 million after an Edwards Lifesciences cardiac monitoring device overheated during bypass surgery and destroyed his heart, forcing a transplant, because the manufacturer had concealed a known software defect for years.
Two men who suffered severe blast, burn, and traumatic brain injuries when a KOMO news helicopter fell onto their vehicles during morning rush hour in March 2014 received a $40 million settlement five weeks into trial.
A King County jury awarded $38 million to Thyce Colyn, a commuter cyclist who suffered permanent brain damage and a shattered pelvis after a Standard Parking valet driver struck him while cutting illegally across 8th Avenue in downtown Seattle.
August de los Reyes, head of design for Microsoft's Xbox, was left permanently paralyzed from the chest down after Overlake Hospital staff failed to diagnose his spinal fracture across four emergency visits, and Luvera Law Firm secured a $20 million settlement that also required the hospital to partner with him on patient-safety reform.
A federal jury in Tacoma awarded $16.75 million to three plaintiffs in the first trial to conclude from the December 2017 Amtrak Cascades derailment near DuPont, Washington, that killed three people and injured more than 60 others.
A King County jury awarded $16.2 million to Jennifer Rufer after a faulty Abbott Laboratories pregnancy test produced false-positive readings that caused her doctors to put her through chemotherapy, a hysterectomy, and lung surgery for cancer she never had.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
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