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07/02/1991 - Confidential

Soule v. McGahagan and Ziomek, Superior Court of Oconee County, Georgia. Defendants’ insurer refused to pay $15,000 policy limits, then filed suit against decedent’s mother and others seeking a declaration of no coverage. Insurer lost that case before a jury and then paid over 26 times its policy limits to settle case.

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I was in a complex premises liability case involving a multinational corporations. Mr. Butler & his associates were always three steps ahead of these defendants. When they say they are "exceptional trial lawyers," this is not just a slogan but it is a way of life.” - Zack Hendon

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I was in a complex premises liability case involving a multinational corporations. Mr. Butler & his associates were always three steps ahead of these defendants. When they say they are "exceptional trial lawyers," this is not just a slogan but it is a way of life.”
- Zack Hendon