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$260K Settlement – Dump truck T-bones car, damages driver’s shoulder
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly On Dec. 17, 2005, the plaintiff was the operator of a motor vehicle that was struck on U.S. 360 by a dump truck that failed to yield the right of way at the intersection with Route 642. The plaintiff sustained a hard impact to the left side of her vehicle, …
Read More$340,000 Settlement for Pedestrian Struck by SUV in parking lot
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly: On May 31, 2009, the plaintiff was walking through the parking lot of a Walgreens store in Richmond. She was struck by an SUV driven by the defendant. An eye-witness subpoenaed to court was prepared to testify that after the plaintiff was knocked to the ground the vehicle continued to …
Read MorePlaintiff alleges tic syndrome caused by injuries from wreck
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly. July 6, 2009 – Plaintiff was a passenger in the right rear seat of a vehicle that failed to yield the right of way and was struck on the right side. Plaintiff was flown by helicopter to VCU Medical Center in a coma with several puntate hemorrhages in the right …
Read More$675,000 Settlement – Discovery of Insurance for tow truck key to resolution of case
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly. March 15, 2010 – This claim arose out of an accident involving a minivan being struck by a flatbed tow truck. The plaintiff, a 14-month old infant, sustained a severe traumatic brain injury, which necessitated multiple hospitalizations and treatment and caused permanent physical and cognitive disabilities. A products liability case …
Read More$19,450,000 Settlement – Auto Accident due to running a red light
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly – 3/5/01 On June 20, 1999, a van driven and filled with employees of Washington Inventory Service Inc., returning to their Richmond office, ran a red light and struck the car in which plaintiff was a passenger. Click here to read the full story.
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