$60,000 Settlement for Woman Injured in Slip and Fall at Fast Food Restaurant

In August 2007, a woman came to Sauter Sullivan attorney Christopher Geldmacher after she suffered a personal injury when she slipped and fell in a fast food restaurant parking lot.  It had started raining outside while the woman was in the restaurant, and, when she exited building, she was forced to walk along a very steep area of the parking …

$53,000 Plus Medical Bills Received on an Uninsured Motorist Claim

Two clients of the Sauter Sullivan law firm, a grandmother and granddaughter, were involved in a car accident caused by an uninsured motorist.  The uninsured motorist was traveling in front of the clients when he made an illegal U-turn striking the clients’ vehicle.  The granddaughter had some minor injuries, including pain in her left wrist, for which she was treated …

$50,000 Settlement for Couple in Rear-End Collision

In April 2014, a young couple was stopped in traffic in St. Claire County, IL when they were rear-ended and then pushed into the vehicle in front of them.  Both were taken by EMS to the ER, were treated for neck and back sprains and strains, and required follow up chiropractic care for several months after the car crash.  The …

$44,000 Settlement for Family Involved in Hit and Run Car Accident

A mother and her two children were involved in a head-on collision with a driver that fled the scene of the car accident in north St. Louis County.  All three victims suffered from neck and back strains and sprain injuries, and the younger son also had complaints of headaches and was diagnosed with post-accident concussions.  In addition to the injuries, …

$38,000 for Woman Injured in a Multiple Vehicle Collision

Michael Knepper of Sauter Sullivan LLC represented a 40 year old office worker who was involved in a multiple vehicle collision in August of 2013.  The client was driving when traffic slowed and she was unable to stop in time and rear-ended the vehicle in front of her.  The collision caused little damage to the vehicles.   Moments later, while the …