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- [2010] Mecklenburg County, NC - $1.5 million recovery for woman who sustained hypoxic brain injury as a result of developing sepsis from surgical error during laparoscopic gynecologic procedure.
- [2010] $1.5 million arbitration award for man who suffered a mild traumatic brain injury when the tractor trailer he was driving was struck by a car that ran a stop sign.
- [2009] Charles Monnett has been awarded the inaugural Randy Evans Advocacy Award by the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina for his long standing commitment and service to those who have suffered brain injury in North Carolina.
- [2009] Alamance County, NC - $2.5 million recovery for a woman who sustained a traumatic brain injury after her vehicle was struck by a commercial truck while stopped for traffic in a construction zone.
- [2009] Mecklenburg County, North Carolina - $750,000 confidential settlement for wrongful death of 10 year old autistic child who wandered away from long term care facility and drowned.
- [2009] Mecklenburg County, North Carolina - $700,000 confidential settlement for wrongful death of man as a result of errors during medical treatment.
- [2008] North Carolina - $9.075M confidential settlement for family struck by underage impaired driver who had purchased alcohol at a convenience store shortly before crash. The collision resulted in the death of an unborn child, severe brain injury to a 4-year-old child and internal and orthopedic injuries to the mother and other occupants in the car.
- [2008] Obion County, Tennessee - $2,328,000 jury verdict on behalf of man injured by defective Bow-Flex machine. The verdict included $2M in punitive damages.
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