Verdicts & Settlements
Our Verdicts and Settlements Speak for Themselves
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$7,620,000 Birth Injury
Birth injury involving hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (2022) Contingency Fee: $3,048,000.00 Reimbursable Expenses: $161,503.71 Net to Client: $4,410,496.29
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$7,200,000 Birth Injury
Birth injury involving hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (2023) Contingency fee: $2,880,000 Reimbursable expenses: $179,405.64 Net to client: $4,166,466.64
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$7,000,000 Birth Injury
Birth injury involving hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (2020) Contingency Fee: $2,800,000.00 Reimbursable Expenses: $75,578.00 Net to Client: $4,124,421.00
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$5,750,000 Birth Injury
Birth injury involving hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (2014) Contingency Fee: $1,786,738.72 Reimbursable Expenses: $170,000.00 Net to Client: $3,396,261.28
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$3,600,000 Construction Accident Death
Dangerous work conditions resulting in death (2015) Contingency Fee: $1,440,000.00 Case Expenses: $125,000.00 Net to Client: $2,035,000.00
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$3,450,000 Paralysis
Failure to timely diagnose aortic clot causing paralysis (2023) Contingency Fee: $1,380,000.00 Reimbursable Expenses: $274,988.73 Net to Client: $1,795,011.27
Hear It From Our Clients
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The office staff was extremely responsive and professional. The complex case was resolved expeditiously and a settlement was reached. If you want the “Best”, I recommend the Maloney Law Group.- Nitch Campos
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Erica Maloney and the firm were very compassionate in that they came by our house to explain the process and provided details as to how the case was going to go forward. The outcome was exceptionally good.- Bonnett Family
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Thank you so much for helping my brothers and I settle my Mom's case. I felt like you really cared and worked hard and fast to settle her case. Your office kept me informed with phone calls since I don't live in San Antonio.- Dolores Guerra
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I already knew your lawyer skills are top-notch, and now I know your character also is. Thanks again for your hard work in vindicating my mom's accident.- Richard L.
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I highly recommend attorney Byron B. Miller to everyone I meet. Attorney Byron Miller is trustworthy, responsive, knowledgeable, kind, caring and considerate, and kept me informed on my mother's case. Attorney Miller is truly a tremendous asset to the Malo- Barbara V.
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The Law Firm treated my family and me with the utmost respect. They were truly God sent. We will forever be grateful for the quality service, knowledge, professionalism this team posed during our journey.- Maria
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I would absolutely recommend Byron B. Miller to friends, family and strangers! He is a true blessing, extremely professional, respectful, knowledgeable, dedicated, organized, hardworking and dependable. He completely out did himself in our case, working la- Blanca
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Working with Mr. Miller was a pleasure. He made the litigation process as stress less on me as possible. He is a total professional. I would hire him again and recommend his services. Mr. Miller is an asset to his partners.- Elizabeth
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers from Our San Antonio Attorneys
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 210-361-2997 today!
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Will Setting up a Consultation With Your Firm Cost Me Money?No. We will never charge for an initial consultation meeting.
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What Should I Bring to Our Initial MeetingPlease bring any documents, photos, and reports that may assist in investigating your claim. If you are the victim of a car accident, you may want to bring the police report, photos, statements, your insurance information, witness information, and medical records. If you have been the victim of medical malpractice, you may want to bring medical records, photos, a short written recount of what happened, business cards/contact information identifying the negligent parties, and powers of attorney/wills if there was a wrongful death.
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What Happens if You Decide to Take My Case?We will begin an investigation to determine whether we will be able to proceed with your claims. If we are able to proceed with your claims, we will gather all the relevant information required to file a lawsuit on your behalf.
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What Happens After the Lawsuit Is Filed?We will begin litigating your case. Quite often, this means gathering additional information and conducting depositions of the witnesses and parties to the case. We will also appear at hearings necessary to continue moving your case forward in court.
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Will My Case Go to Trial?Every case is different. Before trial, the courts require that all parties mediate claims in front of a neutral party. Some cases resolve in mediation, some later, some not at all. Those that are not resolved continue to trial.
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Will the Attorneys Hold Those Negligent Parties Responsible?As personal injury attorneys working in the civil court system, we pursue monetary recoveries for the injuries suffered on behalf of our client. Civil claims do not allow for our firm to pursue specific performance by a private company. For instance, if a facility did not operate reasonably, we cannot simply request that the business be shut down. However, our verdicts/settlements can lead to institutional changes that can benefit the community.
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What Will My Recovery Look Like?Recovery in personal injury claims is very dependent on the injury. It is important to know that there are also many limitations on recovery in Texas. For example, there are a number of caps for those parties injured as the result of medical malpractice.
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If I Do Not Have Recourse to Pursue a Case, Is There Anything Else I Can Do?Yes. It depends on the case, but there are a number of state agencies that police negligent parties within the state of Texas. You may be able to file a complaint with one of these agencies.
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What Is Mediation?Mediation is a time when all relevant parties sit down and try and resolve their claims with a neutral third party’s assistance.
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What Is Arbitration?Arbitration is a forum where a third party neutral arbitrator takes the role of judge. In place of exercising your right to a jury trial and presenting your claims in front of a judge, your claims will be decided by a neutral arbitrator. The arbitrator hears the case and makes the final decision regarding your claims.
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What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Arbitration?Arbitration may be a faster forum for concluding your claims. However, you will lose your right to a jury trial. Arbitrating may become prohibitively costly, as an arbitrator’s time must be compensated as a cost of litigation. The decision of the arbitrator may be a final conclusion to your claims. Differing procedural rules may apply than those in Texas trial courts. The arbitrator may be unduly influenced — an arbitrator may be chosen out of a pool of arbitrators with ties to private insurers; health organizations; or pro-business organizations.
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Are My Claims Subject to Arbitration?Maybe. The courts in the United States and Texas favor the right to a jury trial. Determining whether arbitration applies would require an investigation into those documents signed, those person(s) involved in executing those documents, the terms of arbitration, and the relevant circumstances surrounding the execution of the arbitration agreement. To determine whether arbitration may apply to your potential claims, it is important to seek counsel familiar with arbitration agreements and the relevant jurisprudence.
What Makes Maloney Law Group, P.L.L.C. Unique?
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We have been a part of the San Antonio Community for decades.
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You will receive personalized and dedicated attention.
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We are equipped to handle the most complex cases.
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We have earned a reputation for relentless advocacy.