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The court awarded Mr. Sandhu damages for chronic soft tissue injuries and depression, but found the accident did not cause his cognitive impairment.
Motor vehicle accident personal injury claim with admitted liability. The court awarded damages for chronic physical and psychiatric injuries, with a 5% mitigation reduction.
In a motor vehicle injury trial, the court awarded Marion Harper $799,829.57 after finding the admitted collision caused serious physical injuries, chronic pain, and a concussion.
Motor vehicle personal injury trial. The court found the collision caused ongoing soft tissue injuries, but reduced damages for pre-existing spinal degeneration.
Damages trial from an admitted-liability collision. The court awarded compensation for mild TBI/concussion, chronic pain, PTSD, housekeeping loss, earning loss, and future care.
The court found the plaintiff suffered a concussion and chronic pain in two admitted-liability motor vehicle accidents, with lasting cognitive and functional limits.
Court found the 2015 collision caused temporary aggravations to pre-existing conditions and awarded $63,751.19 in total damages, dismissing housekeeping capacity.
The court found the collision caused chronic pain and psychological injury, and awarded damages for non-pecuniary loss, future earning capacity, future care, and special damages.
The court found the defendant liable for collision-related injuries, including pain-induced syncope causing dental trauma, and awarded damages for pain, lost earning capacity, and future care.
The court found the motor vehicle collision materially contributed to post-concussive symptoms and aggravated pre-existing spinal disease, awarding damages to the plaintiff.
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