Documented Outcomes
The matters below are representative documented results. Review the trust center for how we publish claims and the attorney profile for practice focus.
Civil Rights
The largest civil rights verdict in Oklahoma history. A federal jury returned a $126 million verdict in this § 1983 action in April 2026.
Civil Rights
Western District of Oklahoma
Representative documented result
Civil Rights
Simms v. Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority — $2 Million Jury Verdict
A federal jury returned a $2 million verdict against the Oklahoma County Jail Trust in this § 1983 in-custody death action. The jury found institutional deliberate indifference to serious medical needs after jail staff missed five of six mandatory cell checks before the detainee was found unresponsive.
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Civil Rights
Jail Medical Neglect - Diabetes
Custody death matter involving diabetic ketoacidosis and a delay before emergency help was requested.
Read Full Case Details →These are representative matters from a broader results archive. Every case is unique, and past outcomes do not guarantee future results.
A high-value case is not just a big number. It usually combines serious harm, a serious defendant, meaningful damages, and proof that can survive pressure. Use the results archive as a proof-to-review path, not as a promise. If your facts involve similar stakes, ask for review.
Serious harm
Death, permanent injury, surgery, disability, brain injury, paralysis, or long-term medical loss.
Serious defendant
A trucking company, insurer, jail, police agency, government entity, product maker, or business defendant.
Meaningful damages
Medical cost, lost earning capacity, family loss, future care, civil-rights harm, or denied insurance benefits.
Proof pressure
A dispute over what happened, what records show, who knew what, or why a company or agency should be accountable.
How To Read These Results
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The largest civil rights verdict in Oklahoma history. A federal jury returned a $126 million verdict in this § 1983 action in April 2026.
A federal jury returned a $2 million verdict against the Oklahoma County Jail Trust in this § 1983 in-custody death action. The jury found institutional deliberate indifference to serious medical needs after jail staff missed five of six mandatory cell checks before the detainee was found unresponsive.
Custody death matter involving diabetic ketoacidosis and a delay before emergency help was requested.
Asphalt worker suffered severe burns after a dump truck hit a power line at an unsafe job site.
Wrongful death matter involving an infant death, a concealment effort, and a coverage dispute.
Civil-rights matter where reconstruction showed the officer's account was not consistent with the physical evidence.
Rear-end trucking collision matter involving driver qualification and medical-disqualification issues.
Custody death matter involving signs of distress and a mental-health crisis that were not addressed.
Commercial truck collision matter involving layered liability between corporate defendants.
Trucking collision matter involving an illegal lane maneuver and a pre-existing-injury defense.
Excessive-force matter involving a prior history of complaints and discipline issues.
Custody death matter involving prone restraint and a disputed cause-of-death theory.
Motorcycle crash resulting in catastrophic injury and a policy-limits recovery.
Fatal ladder-fall matter that included a coverage dispute.
Custody suicide matter involving deleted video footage and a spoliation issue.
*Disclaimer: The results listed above are not a guarantee of future outcomes. Every case is unique and must be evaluated on its own merits. Some amounts represent the total settlement for all parties. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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