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Rear-end motor vehicle case where the plaintiff proved chronic mild neck and back injuries and monthly headaches, but not mental injury or future care losses.
The court awarded damages to Ms. Prasad for injuries from two rear-end collisions, finding the accidents caused chronic pain and worsened depression despite significant pre-existing conditions.
The court found the collision caused soft tissue injuries, minor headaches, sleep disturbance, weight gain, and adjustment disorder, but not thoracic outlet syndrome.
Rear-end collision damages trial. The court found soft tissue injuries and psychological sequelae, but no concussion, and awarded $544,110 in damages.
The court found a mild TBI and persistent post-concussion symptoms from a rear-end collision, with later crashes causing no lasting aggravation, and awarded $2,136,769 in damages.
Motor vehicle injury trial in which the court found the plaintiff suffered accident-related neck, back and headache injuries, but discounted some claims due to credibility issues.
The court found a June 13, 2016 bus accident temporarily worsened the plaintiff’s pre-existing neck pain and headaches, awarding $42,857 in damages.
Rear-end collision damages case awarding compensation for chronic neck pain, headaches, anxiety, housekeeping loss, future care, and future earning capacity.
Rear-end collision damages trial where liability was admitted. The court found chronic myofascial pain and post-traumatic TOS, but assessed the injuries as predominantly mild and awarded $264,051.40.
The court found the 2015 collision likely caused the plaintiff’s chronic pain and work-related cognitive decline, awarding damages for pain, past and future income loss, and future care.
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