Rebecca Ray

Medical failures lead to an above-the-knee amputation

Because of medical negligence, Rebecca, a vivacious, active, fun-loving woman was facing a lifetime as an above-the-knee amputee. For six years, Rebecca’s case was disputed by the doctors and hospitals involved. Berman & Simmons pushed forward with her case, achieving a substantial settlement that offered Rebecca the support and financial means she required to rebuild her life.

Steve Hamel

A doctor’s tragic mistake has devastating effects

In a split-second mistake, a seemingly low-risk procedure quickly turned into a life-and-death situation. At the prime of his life, Steve went from being a fun-loving father, devoted husband, and active community member to a man riddled with intense pain, fear, and anxiety. After working with the medical malpractice team at Berman & Simmons, Steve’s case was resolved successfully, providing him peace of mind, closure, and the chance to move forward with his life.

Alexzandria Regan

Traumatic brain injury survivor turned small business owner

A holiday weekend in Maine turned into a nightmare for 31-year-old Ali when she suffered a skull fracture that left her with a traumatic brain injury (TBI). The personal injury team at Berman & Simmons helped Ali recover compensation for her life-altering head injury that gave her security and control over her life moving forward. Although her world was tragically changed by her injury, the settlement helped her pursue her dream of starting a small business.

Nathan Bigelow

VA medical negligence leaves Marine Corps veteran paralyzed

After experiencing a spinal cord injury that could have been prevented, Nate faced the stark reality of having to live the rest of his life dependent on others. Following two years of litigation, the VA was finally held accountable for their actions and for the first time in years, Nate and Missy were able to take back control of their lives and look forward to the future.

Mike Hemond

Corporate negligence leads to catastrophic workplace injury

Mike and Tracey Hemond’s lives were forever changed after a catastrophic workplace accident electrocuted Mike. Ultimately, Mike required amputation of both legs. The case proved to be challenging on many levels and it took four and a half years to resolve. In the end, a jury awarded $22.5 million to the Hemond’s, the second largest verdict in Vermont history.