Alex represented a mariner who seriously injured his shoulder, which ultimately required surgery. Unfortunately, due to the injury, he was unable to return to work. The case settled for $1.7 million.
Alex represented, along with his former law partner, the mother of a child who was accidentlaly shot and killed by Bexar County deputy sheriffs. Alex handled the legal briefing in the case and defeated an attempt by the County and the deputies to dismiss the case on immunity grounds. The case settled soon after for the $4.5 million limits of the County’s insurance.
Alex represented, along with his former law partner, a mariner who injured his leg after a line snapped and hit his leg. The case settled for $2.4 million.
Alex represented a Jones Act seaman who was injured after lifting a heavy load. The case settled for $1.15 million.
Alex represented a woman injured in a car accident. The case settled soon before trial for $960,000.
Alex represented the family of a deceased man in a wrongful death claim. The matter settled soon before trial, following years of discovery and depositions, for a confidential amount.
Alex represented a plant worker who seriously injured his foot in an accident, which required multiple surgeries. The case settled for $1.5 million.
Alex represented an oil and gas worker seriously injured in a fall. After battling the defendant for years in multiple courts, both federal and state, the case settled for $2.75 million.
A minor seriously injured his hand after an ATV flipped and rolled onto his hand. The defendant sought to dismiss the case under the Texas Recreational Use Statute. After legal briefing by Alex, the court denied that effort and the case settled soon after for $1 million.
Alex represented a man who was hit by a drunk driver and suffered a neck injury. The case settled for $250,055, the limits of the driver’s insurance policy.
Alex represented a woman who had the tip of her finger partially amputated in a car accident. The case settled for $675,000.
Alex represented, with another lawyer, a dive tender who injured his wrist and required surgery after a mooring line incident. A jury awarded the man $891,000, which was reduced to $712,800 for comparative fault.