We’re pleased to share three recent personal injury settlements by MSP Partner Jule Peek and Associate Kelsey Allred, totaling nearly $200,000 for our clients. In one case, Jule and Kelsey secured the maximum settlement of $100,000 from the at-fault driver’s insurance for a client who was injured in an car collision in Polk County. Jule and Kelsey also settled two additional car wreck cases for the maximum insurance limits available, one for $65,000 and the other for $25,000. MSP paralegals, Jessica Gallmon and Ashley Furr, provided litigation support and helped resolve the clients’ medical liens. Please call us today for a free consultation and evaluation of your case if you or a loved one have been injured as a result of someone else’s negligence.
Congratulations to our associate, Morgan Mathis, and her family on the recent arrival of their daughter, Avery Rebecca Mathis!
Avery weighed 8 pounds, 19.5 inches at birth. We are happy to report that Mom and baby are both healthy and doing great. Please join all of us at MSPin congratulating Morgan and wishing the Mathis family all the best as they begin this exciting new chapter.
Two recent jury trial successes! MSP is pleased to recognize Partner Lee Niedrach for two favorable results.
Lee defended a local contractor in a contract dispute brought by a dissatisfied homeowner. Pictures of the completed work and other evidence showed the jury that the contractor not only performed as required, but went above and beyond. The jury rejected the claims and awarded Lee’s client all of its attorneys’ fees.
This result follows a separate jury trial several months earlier, in which Lee successfully defended a homeowner against a neighboring landowner’s contamination claim.
MSP congratulates Lee on these results and his continued success in the courtroom.
August 12, 2026
July 24, 2026
Avery weighed 8 pounds, 19.5 inches at birth. We are happy to report that Mom and baby are both healthy and doing great. Please join all of us at MSPin congratulating Morgan and wishing the Mathis family all the best as they begin this exciting new chapter.
May 1, 2026
Lee defended a local contractor in a contract dispute brought by a dissatisfied homeowner. Pictures of the completed work and other evidence showed the jury that the contractor not only performed as required, but went above and beyond. The jury rejected the claims and awarded Lee’s client all of its attorneys’ fees.
This result follows a separate jury trial several months earlier, in which Lee successfully defended a homeowner against a neighboring landowner’s contamination claim.
MSP congratulates Lee on these results and his continued success in the courtroom.