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Susan M. Holden
Susan M. Holden, a partner in the firm, has distinguished herself representing injured people. Her career accomplishments include several million-dollar recoveries for her clients.

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Susan M. Holden - Verdicts & Settlements

Passenger killed in rural collision - $198,000+ settlement

A wrongful death action arose out of a two vehicle collision at the intersection of two highways in rural Minnesota. Our client’s son, a 17 year old rear seat passenger in one of the vehicles, was fatally injured. Susan Holden represented the surviving father and three surviving younger brothers. Settlement of these claims before trial involved resolution of liability claims against drivers and owners of both involved vehicles. Anther boy occupying the vehicle at the time of the collision also died and another was seriously injured. Available insurance coverage was divided through negotiations among the several passenger claims. Susan Holden obtained settlements for her clients in excess of $198,000.

Railroad crossing collision kills husband & father – Confidential Settlement

Our client’s 28 year old husband was tragically killed when his vehicle collided with a train at a crossing in suburban Twin Cities. He was survived by his young wife and children, and his death was an enormous loss for his family. The view of trains at the crossing where this collision occurred was obstructed by trees and an embankment. There was no stop sign or warning lights at the crossing; the crossing was marked only by crossbuck signs. The approaching train collided with the vehicle as it traveled over the crossing and our client’s husband was killed instantly. Claims were litigated against the railroad and a municipality that maintained the roadway leading to the crossing. The claims were settled before trial on a confidential basis.