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| Sample Results Trial counsel in $4 Million judgment rendered following jury trial against bank on counterclaims after bank brought foreclosure action. Appellate counsel in successful affirmance of $1,100,00.00 trial verdict in breach of contract claim against bank. Trial counsel in recovery of $600,000.00 on $500,000.00 insurance claim against insurance company after insurance company refused to pay the claim prior to suit being filed. Trial counsel in obtaining $256,769.00 judgment in favor of small business owner against corporate defendants in breach of contract action. Trial counsel in successful defense of foreclosure action brought by bank and obtained judgment against bank on counterclaims following trial. Appellate counsel in successful federal appellate court reversal of summary judgment previously granted against borrower and in favor of banks in RICO and lender liability action. Trial counsel in successfully obtaining directed verdict in favor of victim's estate in wrongful death action in federal court. Trial counsel in obtaining $100,000.00 policy limits recovery in bad faith action against insurance company after insurance company only offered to pay several thousands of dollars prior to suit being filed to injured client. Dale A. Bernard is licensed to practice law only in the state of Ohio and is also admitted to practice law in the state and federal courts located therein and the federal Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. From time to time he is also admitted to practice law in courts located in other states for a particular case on a case by case, pro hac vice, basis. The information provided in this web page is offered for informational purposes only; it is not offered as and does not constitute legal advice. Viewers should not act or rely on the information in this web page but should consult with a lawyer about their specific legal issues. The content of this site is not an offer to represent you and in no way creates an attorney-client relationship. Mr. Bernard will only agree to represent you if you first enter into an appropriate written engagement agreement signed by both you and him. Furthermore, any e-mail communication is not intended and should not be interpreted as legal advice or a legal opinion. The transmission of any e-mail does not create an attorney client relationship between the sender and you. Copyright © 2008 by The Bernard Law Firm. All rights reserved. You may reproduce materials available at this site for your own personal use and for non-commercial distribution. All copies must include this copyright statement. | ![]() |