Selected professional work

The work,
in detail.

Published GJEL case accounts that identify Jim Larsen’s role in the representation.

01 / Firm-reported settlement$3.55 millionReported by GJEL Accident Attorneys

Workplace injury and complex regional pain syndrome

GJEL reports a $3.55 million settlement for a worker who developed complex regional pain syndrome after an injury involving a falling display board. The firm identifies Jim Larsen as the attorney who handled the litigation after the lawsuit was filed.

What the case account describes

The account describes depositions of company employees and managers, review of internal records, and expert analysis of disability, future treatment, and lost earning capacity.

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02 / Firm-reported settlement$2.25 millionReported by GJEL Accident Attorneys

Wrongful death after a Dublin pedestrian collision

GJEL reports a $2.25 million settlement for the family of a pedestrian who died after a collision in Dublin, California. Its account names Jim Larsen as the attorney who helped the family and settled the case before trial.

What the case account describes

The published account describes a witness investigation, attorney review of the accident scene, and a lawsuit on behalf of surviving family members. GJEL reports that the matter resolved in approximately one year.

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Understanding these accounts

Every case has its own facts.

The amounts and attorney roles above come from GJEL’s published accounts. They are firm-reported results, not independently inspected court judgments. Case work may involve multiple attorneys. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

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The work,in detail.

Workplace injury and complex regional pain syndrome

What the case account describes

Wrongful death after a Dublin pedestrian collision

What the case account describes

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