Verdicts Rendered by the firm on our clients' behalf:

John M. Balazek v. State Farm Mutual Insurance Company:
     Tried in P.G. County on May 5-6, 2009. Verdict rendered: $788,551.31.
     Largest verdict in the history of the State Farm Greenbelt office.

Debra Shadle v. Uneeda Disposal Company:
     Tried in Montgomery County on April 10-11, 2006.
     Verdict rendered: $280,000.00.

Karen Schwager v. State Farm Insurance Company
     Tried in P.G. County on February 9-10, 2004.
     Verdict rendered: $406,000.00.

Stephanie Garret v. Bell, Estep & State Farm Insurance Company
     Tried in P.G. County on July 31 - August 1, 2002.
     Verdict Rendered: $386,000.00.

William Pfeiffer v. John William Spolar
     Allstate only offered $7,000.00. Tried in Charles County
     on February 15, 2006.
     Verdict rendered: in excess of $91,000.

Verdicts Rendered by Jonathan E. Martin, Esq.

"Firm Teaches Prince George's County a Lesson"

    For over eight (8) years, Mr. Thomas H. had been wrongfully denied over $70,000.00 in back wages by P.G. County.  His prior attorney had passed away, his file had disappeared, and the Attorneys for the County had moved on.
 
    Attorneys James F. Farmer, Jonathan E. Martin and the law firm of James F. Farmer, P.A. had to reconstruct Mr. Thomas H's file, track down and contact the head Attorney for the County, and file a Writ of Mandamus to compel the payment of Mr. Thomas H's wrongfully denied wages.
 
    A Writ of Mandamus is an unusual legal course of action, however it was the only feasible way to hold the County accountable for the long overdue claim.
 
    Attorneys James F. Farmer, Jonathan E. Martin and the Law Firm of James F. Farmer, P.A. fought the County on Mr. Thomas H's behalf and were awarded not only the $70,000.00 but an additional $43,000.00 in interest.

The Estate of Larry Ball v. Employer
(Workers Compensation)
     When a loved one passes away, it is extremely difficult for the family.
     When that loved one was the sole bread winner for the family,
     the problems are amplified.  Jonathan E. Martin and James F.
     Farmer, P.A. fought for the surviving spouse and recovered
     over $70,000.00 for her to date.

Verdicts rendered by James E. Farmer, Esq.:

William Pickeral, et. al. v. Boyd Grainger
     Grainger entered into real property contract to purchase a home,
     then breached the contract by refusing to follow through with the
     purchase. James E. Farmer, Esquire, and James F. Farmer, P.A.,
     sued Grainger for breach of contract and a default judgment
     was awarded in the amount of $519,758.69 on behalf of the
     Pickerals for "value of the bargain" and additional damages.