Andrew Cioffi
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About Andrew Cioffi
Andrew Cioffi serves Of Counsel at Maginnis Howard in Raleigh, North Carolina. With more than 36 years of legal practice, his work focuses on personal injury, wrongful death, insurance, and alternative dispute matters.
Cioffi earned his B.A. in Rhetoric/Public Address and Political Science from the University of New Hampshire in 1981, and his Juris Doctor from American University Washington College of Law in 1985. He was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 1985.
He is a member of the Wake County Bar Association, the 10th Judicial District Bar, the North Carolina Bar Association, and the American Association for Justice. He served as Past President and Board Member of the Susie Sharp Inn of Court (2012-2018) and as a member and Past Chair of the Wake County Bar Memorials Committee (1999-2018).
Proven verdicts and settlements at Maginnis Howard Personal Injury Lawyer
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Three people died and a child was seriously injured when a 20-year-old drove the wrong way on Interstate 85 after a night of underage drinking supplied by bars and a fraternity; Maginnis Howard's Shawn Howard helped secure an $8.62 million settlement against 18 of the 19 defendants one month before trial.
Maginnis Howard secured a $2.5 million settlement for 6,858 North Carolina patients after proving that medical-records processor MRO Corporation systematically charged copying fees that exceeded the state statutory cap, entitling each class member to a full refund of unlawful charges plus a penalty of roughly $205 per violation.
A $1.25 million settlement resolved a wrongful-death claim against the City of Winston-Salem after a probationary city landfill operator, distracted by personal phone calls, backed a bulldozer into Waste Management driver Thomas Thompson and killed him.
A jury awarded $760,035 to a news reporter who suffered a fractured tibia after a municipal truck driver struck and then backed over his leg in a Huntersville parking lot, and the NC Court of Appeals unanimously affirmed the verdict over a contributory-negligence challenge.
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