• Throughout 2009, Mr. Graber has appeared as a guest on “Legal Perspectives”, a radio show regarding significant legal issues on WPHT–1210AM in Philadelphia (Click here to listen to Mr. Graber’s comments and explanations regarding insurance law, Pennsylvania bad faith, commercial litigation and personal injury matters.)
  
  
• The Graber Firm recently resolved an action for bad faith brought under Pennsylvania’s bad faith statute, 42 Pa. C.S.A. § 8371, for a confidential sum 500% more than the insured’s policy limits in connection with the handling of a commercial property loss in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
  
  
• Mr. Graber recently had the privilege of representing a man who was the victim of an insurance company’s bad faith conduct in the handling of his claim for uninsured motorist benefits. Through careful pre-trial preparation and review of thousands of pages of documents, the completion of sixteen (16) depositions and vigorous pre-trial advocacy, the Graber Firm was able to secure a confidential settlement 350% higher than the amount paid to the insured in resolution of his uninsured motorist claim.
  
  
• In 2008, Mr. Graber successfully represented a man who was the victim of fraud on the part of a supplier of consumer products. After careful presentation of the facts and persuasive legal argument, the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey awarded a judgment in favor of Mr. Graber’s client in the amount of $115,375.94. This judgment included reimbursement for attorney’s fees, costs and interest, as well as an award of treble damages under New Jersey’s Consumer Fraud Act.
  
  
• In December 2008, Mr. Graber was asked to speak to other trial lawyers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for a course offered by the National Business Institute entitled “Insurance Coverage Litigation”. Mr. Graber offered counsel advice regarding ethical issues involved in the presentation of insurance claims and insurance coverage litigation and also answered questions regarding Pennsylvania bad faith claims from the policyholder’s perspective.
  
  
• Mr. Graber was invited to speak to other trial lawyers on April 22, 2008, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at a presentation entitled “Bad Faith Insurance Claims in Pennsylvania” sponsored by the National Business Institute.
  
  
• Mr. Graber recently had the privilege of representing a man whose elderly parents suffered catastrophic and ultimately fatal injuries in a motor vehicle accident in central Pennsylvania. Through careful presentation of the claims and seasoned negotiation, the Graber firm was able to secure a settlement of multiple millions of dollars on behalf of the family early in the litigation.
  
  
• The Graber firm recently resolved a claim under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Under this Act, persons may bring claims against companies who act unfairly and unscrupulously in seeking to collect upon alleged debts.
  
  
• In 2007, Mr. Graber was honored to represent the Estate of a young man who was killed in a drunk driving crash in California. After a Complaint was filed in California, and Mr. Graber was admitted pro hac vice, the lawsuit resolved for an amount over and above the defendants' primary insurance policy's limits after an extensive mediation hearing before a retired Justice of the California Court of Appeals.
  
  
• In 2007, Mr. Graber successfully represented a man and his elderly mother in a case seeking to reinstate a long-term care insurance policy, which had allegedly lapsed due to non-payment of premiums. The insurance company not only agreed to reinstate the insurance policy but also agreed to retroactively pay the elderly lady insurance benefits.
  
  
• In 2007, Mr. Graber was admitted to membership in the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, which are exclusive organizations recognizing trial lawyers who have secured for their clients settlements or verdicts in excess of one million dollars.
  
  
• Mr. Graber was prominently featured in a front-page article in The Legal Intelligencer on July 6, 2007, as a result of a ruling in favor of his client in an action for insurance bad faith. (Read the article)