Case Results
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While every case has specific factual and legal circumstances, and our successes do not guarantee similar future results, we will apply our decades of experience to zealously protect you and your family. We are battle tested. We will fight for you like we have done for our clients since 1963.
$21 Million Verdict
Berks County trial judge awarded our clients $18 million in punitive damages and $3 million in attorney fees pursuant to Pennsylvania’s insurance bad faith statute.
The trial court found that the insurer, with a knowing disregard, placed its insured at risk to suffer injury or death by permitting a motor vehicle to be returned with extensive structural repair failures after that vehicle had been declared a structural total loss, and that the insurer applied a scorched earth litigation strategy to price us out of court, paying its own attorneys over $3 million to defend the bad faith lawsuit over a $25,000 collision claim.
To learn more about the case and appellate proceedings, review the following:
- Verdict Sheet
- Philadelphia Inquirer News Article
- Trial Court Findings of Fact (2014)
- Trial Court Opinion (2015)
- Pennsylvania Supreme Court Opinions (2020)
The Coventry Mall Case
In 2026, Mayerson Law secured a settlement so favorable to their client that the owners of the Coventry Mall agreed to pay it only if the amount remained confidential. The settlement was reached after Mayerson exposed evidence likely to support a punitive damage award.
The final court filings itemized that evidence and are offered here as examples of our most recent work. Per the terms of the confidentiality agreement, we are precluded from discussing that evidence or reporting the settlement to any local newspaper. It is only available here – per the express terms of the confidentiality agreement - to show potential clients our actual work. No endless commercials bragging about the size of our firm. Just quite, unparalleled results for our clients. The settlement was reached shortly after the following documents were filed with the court, itemizing the evidence of willful and reckless misconduct: