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About Alex Perwich
Alex Perwich is an Associate Trial Attorney at Stewart Miller Simmons Trial Attorneys, representing injured individuals in lawsuits involving motor vehicle accidents, sexual assaults, catastrophic injuries, shootings, and wrongful deaths. Before joining the firm, he spent years as a defense attorney defending large businesses and insurance companies against these same types of lawsuits, gaining knowledge of how those companies litigate and value cases, which he now uses to maximize recovery for plaintiffs. Alex grew up in Atlanta and obtained his bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia in 2011 and his J.D. from Marquette University in 2016. During law school, he excelled in oral advocacy and was invited to compete in the Jenkins Honors Moot Court Competition and was selected for the National Appellate Advocacy Competition in 2016. After law school, he spent two years as a criminal defense attorney in Wisconsin trial courts before transitioning to civil plaintiff's work.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Stewart Miller Simmons Trial Attorneys
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A Clayton County jury awarded $1 billion to a woman who was raped at age 14 by an armed security guard her employer hired without verifying he was licensed to carry a weapon.
Ben Crump, with co-counsel Antonio Romanucci and L. Chris Stewart, negotiated a $27 million settlement between the family of George Floyd and the City of Minneapolis, announced by the family's lawyers as the largest pretrial settlement of a civil rights wrongful-death claim in American history. The city council approved the payment unanimously in March 2021, while jury selection in Derek Chauvin's murder trial was underway blocks away.
A Forsyth County jury awarded $16 million to a woman sexually assaulted in her Winston-Salem Residence Inn room after a hotel night clerk who had not been properly trained handed a visibly intoxicated stranger a keycard to her room.
The City of North Charleston paid $6.5 million to the family of Walter Scott, an unarmed man shot in the back by a police officer after a routine traffic stop, in what attorney L. Chris Stewart described as the largest pre-lawsuit settlement in South Carolina history.
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