Case Results•

$35,000,000 for 16 year-old who suffered brain damage during routine surgery
$10,000,000 for young girl struck by car
$6,500,000 for child injured at birth
$5,100,000 for teenager injured due to defective roadway
$4,900,000 for young mother injured when construction blocked sight lines at intersection
$2,300,000 for child injured at birth
$2,250,000 for a construction worker who fell from a scaffold
$2,050,000 for family of mother who died during childbirth
$1,900,000 for driver who injured back in intersection accident
$1,800,000 for construction worker injured in fall
$1,600,000 for family of woman killed while a pedestrian
$1,200,000 for family of man killed in trucking accident
$1,200,000 for woman who suffered a back injury in a bus accident
$1,000,000 for construction worker injured in fall

Immigration & Naturalization Law

Immigration A person may become a United States citizen by birth or through naturalization. Naturalization is the act of making a person a citizen of the United States who is not born with that status. You may apply for naturalization if:

You have been a lawful permanent resident for five years.
You have been a lawful permanent resident for three years and been married to a U.S. citizen for three years and continue to be married to that U.S. citizen.
You are a lawful permanent resident child of U.S. citizen parents.
You have qualilfying military service.
Children under 18 may automatically become citizens when their parents naturalize.

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