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Liability was admitted. The court found the 2017 collision caused the plaintiff's low back injury and the 2019 collision aggravated it, awarding $437,348 in damages.
Rear-end motor vehicle accident trial in which liability was admitted and the court assessed damages for chronic soft tissue injuries, wage loss, future care, and housekeeping loss.
Personal injury damages trial arising from two motor vehicle accidents. The court found both accidents aggravated chronic pain and psychological injury, and awarded damages of $237,280 plus interest and costs.
Trial judgment on damages after an admitted-liability motor vehicle collision. The court awarded the plaintiff $171,759.38 for pain, past and future earning loss, and special damages.
After a snowmobile collision caused a tibial fracture that healed incompletely, the court awarded the plaintiff $106,818.29 in damages and costs.
Three rear-end collisions led to chronic pain, headaches and thoracic outlet syndrome. The court awarded damages for non-pecuniary loss, earnings loss, and future care.
Motor vehicle injury trial awarding damages for chronic back pain, loss of earnings, housekeeping loss, future care, and special damages after liability was admitted.
Rear-end collision personal injury trial. The court found the accident caused the plaintiff’s neck and shoulder injuries and awarded damages for pain, future earning loss, care and housekeeping.
Rear-end collision case where liability was admitted. The court found the plaintiff suffered ongoing neck, back and arm injuries, including thoracic outlet syndrome, and awarded damages.
Motor vehicle accident damages case about whether pre-existing spinal degeneration and obesity reduced compensation for chronic back pain and related losses.
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