Recent Case Results
Important Disclaimer: The results listed on this page are settlements obtained on behalf of former clients. They are provided for informational purposes only. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case. Every case is different. The value of any claim depends on the specific facts, the nature and extent of injuries, the applicable law, and many other factors. These results do not represent all cases handled by Julian Doby Law.
Julian Doby Law has recovered significant settlements for personal injury and wrongful death clients across North Carolina in the past 12 months.
The results below are a representative sample. The settlements below are a representative sample of results obtained within the past 12 months, across auto accident, wrongful death, and medical malpractice cases.
These figures represent a sample of settlements obtained in the past 12 months -- not a complete record of all results. Negotiated resolutions reached with insurance companies and opposing parties. Client identities and case details are confidential. No names are disclosed.
What These Numbers Mean
A settlement is the amount the at-fault party's insurance company agreed to pay to resolve the claim. It is not a jury verdict. In most personal injury cases, settlement is the result -- a negotiated figure reached after Julian has built the case, documented the damages, and engaged the insurer.
The $675,000 wrongful death settlement represents the type of case where the stakes are highest and the insurance company's resistance is strongest. A two-year statute of limitations applies to wrongful death claims in North Carolina under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 1-53(4), measured from the date of death -- not the accident. Getting full value out of these cases requires moving early and building the file before critical evidence disappears.
The auto accident settlements range based on the nature of injuries, the available insurance coverage, and the facts of each individual crash. North Carolina's pure contributory negligence rule means a single finding of 1% fault on the part of the injured person can eliminate recovery entirely. These cases require experienced handling from day one.
Medical malpractice cases in North Carolina carry strict procedural requirements, including a Rule 9(j) expert certification before filing. The results above reflect cases where those requirements were met and the cases were resolved in the client's favor.
If You Have Been Hurt in A North Carolina Accident
Julian Doby Law handles personal injury cases throughout Alamance County, Orange County, Chatham County, and Caswell County. The initial consultation is free. If you have a case, we will tell you. If you do not, we will tell you that too.
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Legal Disclaimer: The case results listed on this page are settlements obtained on behalf of former clients of Julian Doby Law. These results are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute a guarantee or prediction of the outcome of any future case. Every case is unique. Results depend on the specific facts, the nature and extent of injuries, available insurance coverage, applicable law, and other factors. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Reading this page does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, contact a licensed North Carolina attorney.