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The court found the motor vehicle accident caused chronic pain, depression and opioid dependence, and awarded Mitchell Cohen $681,428.81 in damages.
The court found the first crash caused TMJ, neck, shoulder and headache injuries, with the second crash briefly worsening them and increasing anxiety. Damages totalled $218,301.
The court found the two collisions caused compensable soft tissue injuries and some aggravation of pre-existing pain, but rejected claims of severe disability and cognitive loss.
The court held that a rear-end collision caused the plaintiff’s chronic neck, headache, and jaw symptoms, and awarded damages for income loss, non-pecuniary loss, future care, and special damages.
The court found that multiple motor vehicle accidents caused an indivisible chronic pain and psychiatric injury, and awarded damages against the defendants.
Trial judgment in a motor vehicle injury case awarding damages for chronic soft tissue injuries, tinnitus, headaches, psychological harm, and future care.
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