Verdicts & Settlements

$2.5 million settlement for wrongful death. Larson Law Firm represented the family of a young man who was killed when a driver ran a stop sign. We were able to recover a $2.5 million settlement on behalf of the family.

$650,000 settlement for worker’s toxic exposure. When an anhydrous worker was overcome by a leak from an anhydrous tank, Larson Law Firm P.C. gained a $650,000 settlement. The man was 73 years of age and unmarried.

Multi-million-dollar settlements from toxic spills caused by the Canadian Pacific Railway derailment. When the Canadian Pacific Railway derailed a train near Minot, ND and leaked the largest recorded anhydrous spill, Larson Law Firm P.C. defended the rights of the citizens of Minot. Larson Law Firm P.C. represented the largest number of individual plaintiffs and garnered millions of dollars in settlement recovery for its clients.

Confidential 7-figure settlement for accidental amputation. A confidential settlement for a worker who had his foot amputated while working in a grain elevator in the 7-figure range.

Confidential 7-figure settlement for motorcycle accident. A motorcyclist was struck by a driver who pulled in front of him. Larson Law Firm represented the wife of the rider, and was able to secure a confidential 7-figure settlement award on her behalf.

Confidential settlement for oil field worker struck on the head. A confidential settlement for an oilfield worker who was injured when a traveling block struck him on the head.

Confidential settlement for oil field workers with severe burn injuries. Mark Larson worked with attorney Robert Trenchard to gain justice for a young man who was burned when an oilfield tank exploded. He was burned over 60% of his body. A confidential settlement was reached for a very significant amount.

Confidential settlement: John Doe vs. John Deere. A large settlement was obtained from John Deere and Company when a John Deere tractor improperly engaged without good safety mechanisms and ran over our client, leaving him paralyzed.

Policy limit settlement for fatal collision. When a young man was killed as he crossed the street in Minot, ND, the driver of the car was made to pay policy limits.

Confidential settlement for ERISA claim. When a large corporation refused to pay disability benefits, Larson Law Firm P.C. went to bat and obtained them. The corporation argued that ERISA allowed them to quit paying.

Undisclosed settlement for injured golfer. When a young man fell off an unprotected ledge at a small golf course, his first lawyer let the case languish for almost 10 years. Larson Law Firm P.C. took the case on and completed it for over six times what had been offered.

Undisclosed settlement from two insurance carriers for car crash victim. When a young girl on her way to work was struck by a passing car, Larson Law Firm P.C. gained policy limits from two carriers for her family.

Undisclosed settlement for car crash victim. A man run over on Main Street in Plaza, ND, received a very small amount as an initial offer from the insurance company. Afterwards, the Larson Law Firm P.C. challenged this callous action.

Undisclosed settlement for disability discrimination against an employee. A bank, which shall remain nameless, fired a male loan officer and violated the Americans with Disabilities Act. Favorable ruling from the court was issued.

Undisclosed settlement for wrongful termination of bank employees. When a bank discriminated against two women, Larson Law Firm P.C. brought forth justice for their wrongful dismissal.

Undisclosed settlement for age discrimination: John Doe vs. BP Amoco. When our client was fired from BP Amoco, our firm brought an age discrimination suit on his part. In a jury trial in federal court, the jury found that the release was improper and opened the case.

Confidential settlement for oil field worker who sustained significant burn injuries. A young oil field worker who stepped into an unprotected, steam filled hole, received a confidential settlement of a significant amount from the oil field company who developed the well site. He sustained substantial burns to his feet and calves.