In a personal injury case for a railroad worker whose legs were amputated after being run over by a rail car.

In a personal injury case for an oilfield worker who suffered neck and back injuries after being rear-ended by an oil company vehicle while he was stopped behind a school bus.

In a personal injury case for a driver who was injured after being t-boned by commercial pickup truck who ran a red light at an intersection in downtown Houston. Attorney fees and expenses totaled $575,987.13.

In a personal injury case for a driver who was injured after being t-boned by commercial pickup truck who ran a red light at an intersection in downtown Houston.

In a personal injury case for a worker who suffered burns to his face and neck after being exposed to contaminated diesel fuel.

In a personal injury case where our client was injured after being t-boned at an intersection by an underinsured driver who ran a red light. We pursued compensation against the at-fault driver and under our client’s underinsured motorist coverage.

In a personal injury case for a worker who suffered a major knee injury after stepping in a hole at an oilfield saltwater disposal facility.

In a personal injury case for a couple who were injured in a head-on collision. We pursued compensation against the at-fault driver and under our clients’ underinsured motorist coverage.

For a woman who injured her lower back after being struck from behind by the driver of a commercial motor vehicle. Wyly & Cook, PLLC collected all of the insurance money available to cover the client’s bodily injury claim.

In a personal injury case for a volunteer firefighter who suffered burns after trying to clean up a gas leak on a pleasure boat.

For a client who injured his back while riding as a passenger in his friend’s vehicle. The vehicle rolled over after the driver lost control in heavy rain and swerved in front of a garbage truck. The injured passenger required surgery to alleviate his back pain. The insurance carriers for the driver who lost control of the vehicle and the garbage truck company each denied liability and refused to offer any money to resolve the case. Wyly & Cook filed suit against the driver and the garbage truck company and obtained over 3 times the driver’s policy limits and an additional recovery of $300,000 from the garbage truck company.

In a personal injury case for a worker who was injured after being rear-ended while towing a trailer with piping in his company truck.

For a man who injured his back requiring surgery after the prison transport bus he was riding in collided with a cow in the road.

On behalf of a Houstonian injured after being knocked off his motorcycle at an intersection by a negligent driver.

We obtained a substantial recovery on behalf of a Houston manufacturing company against its commercial insurance carrier for hail damage to the company’s roof and air conditioning units.

In a personal injury case for a woman injured after being rear-ended on I-10 East in Houston.

For a man whose vehicle was struck at a high rate of speed by another passenger vehicle while client’s vehicle was stopped in traffic. Client injured his lower back requiring surgery. Wyly & Cook, PLLC collected all the insurance money available to cover client’s bodily injury claim.

For a client who developed a drop foot following a rear end collision. The at-fault driver’s insurance carrier refused to accept that the drop foot was caused by the crash. The at-fault insurance carrier made no settlement offers for almost 5 years and then, approximately a year before trial, offered their insured’s $30,000 policy limit. Wyly & Cook refused this offer as too little/too late and took the case to trial. After a weeklong trial, the jury returned a verdict of $328,000 in favor of our client.

In a personal injury case for a worker injured after being rear-ended while driving a company vehicle.

On behalf of a woman who alleged she was sexually harassed and assaulted by her boss.

Arbitration award on behalf of a driver who was injured after being rear-ended by another individual. We pursued compensation through our clients’ uninsured motorist coverage.

On behalf of a Colorado Homeowners Association for water damage from a major leak in the condo buildings fire suppression system. We pursued the HOA’s property damage claims against its commercial insurance carrier and recovered over 95% of the disputed amount of the claim.

In a personal injury case for a driver who was injured after being run off the road by another driver.

In a personal injury case for a driver who was injured after being t-boned by a commercial vehicle who drove straight through a left turn only lane.

For a man who tripped and fell injuring his shoulder, wrist, and face after stepping into a trench behind his office. At the time of the fall, the client’s vision was obstructed by boxes he was carrying out to the dumpster behind his office. There were no pre-suit settlement offers. Wyly & Cook sued on the client’s behalf the property owner, property management company, and the construction company who dug the trench. None of the Defendant initially took responsibility and liability was heavily contested. Wyly & Cook attorney, after conducting an extensive investigation and discovery, obtained a favorable settlement on client’s behalf.

For a client who was struck by a commercial motor vehicle whose driver attempted to make a left turn from a non-turning lane. The client required months of therapy and several injections in her lower back. The insurance carrier for the commercial motor vehicle contested the nature and extent of the client’s injuries and whether they were caused by the wreck. The insurer’s pre-suit offer was $5,000. Wyly & Cook filed suit and, after conducting discovery, obtained a recovery for the client substantially in excess of the insurer’s pre-suit settlement offer.

In personal injury case for a driver who was injured after being rear-ended by a utility truck.

In a personal injury case for a UPS worker who was bitten by a large black Labrador on the lower leg while delivering a package to the dog owner’s home.