$540,000.00
Settlement
Settlement for a motor vehicle accident in Washington County involving internal injuries and a fractured pelvis.
These are settlements and recoveries Fox & Farmer has obtained for injured people and their families across East Tennessee, in state and federal courts and in mediation. Each entry sets out what happened, what the injuries were and how the case resolved, because a dollar figure on its own tells you nothing useful about your own claim. No two cases are alike, and nothing here is a prediction about yours.
Amounts shown are total recoveries before deduction of attorney fees and case expenses.
Prior results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome. Every case is decided on its own facts.
Settlement for a motor vehicle accident in Washington County involving internal injuries and a fractured pelvis.
Policy limits settlement after a fatal car accident in Knox County.
Mediated settlement after an accident with a tractor trailer in Sevier County involving significant injuries to the right shoulder, arm and hand.
Mediated policy limits settlement after a child was seriously injured following a collision involving a tractor trailer in Grainger County. The defendant's insurance carrier originally denied the claim.
Settlement after a motorcycle accident in Sullivan County involving serious injuries to the plaintiff's legs, feet and wrist.
Settlement for a pedestrian in Grainger County with severe chest and pelvic injuries. The defendant's insurance carrier initially blamed the plaintiff for the accident.
Recovery for a motorcyclist killed in an accident in Knox County.
Policy limits settlement for a motorist with multiple broken ribs, an injury to the lower back and a fractured ankle sustained in an accident in Roane County.
Policy limits settlement for a motorist with multiple broken ribs, lower back fractures and serious pelvis and leg injuries after a collision in Blount County.
A settlement figure reflects the facts of one case: who was at fault, how badly one person was hurt, how permanent those injuries turned out to be, and how much insurance coverage existed to pay the claim. Change any one of those and the number changes with it.
Several of the results above were capped by the limits of the responsible party's policy rather than by the value of the claim, which is what "policy limits" means. Others went through mediation, a negotiation run by a neutral third party, rather than to a jury.
On every one of these files the firm's fee was capped by the same pledge it has kept since 1986: the client's share of a recovery is never smaller than the fee.
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Contact UsLast reviewed: August 2026
This page was reviewed by Steve E. Fox, licensed in Tennessee since 1992.
Content is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed Tennessee attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
