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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 awarded Ms. Wei $505,829.66 for knee injuries from an MVA, including future income loss, non-pecuniary damages, housekeeping loss, care, and special damages.
The court assessed damages for the plaintiff’s injuries from admitted motor vehicle collisions, including MTBI-related symptoms, future earning loss, care costs, and housekeeping loss.
Plaintiff awarded $290,512 for MVA injuries, including non-pecuniary damages, past and future earning capacity, and limited future care; housekeeping claim dismissed.
The court awarded Mr. Dehghan damages for chronic pain, headaches, aggravated depression, housekeeping loss and future care after two admitted motor vehicle accidents.
The court found the second motor vehicle accident aggravated the plaintiff’s chronic whiplash injuries and that the injuries were indivisible. Damages were awarded with a 5% mitigation reduction.
The court found 7-Eleven liable after Ms. Tommy tripped on a pothole in its parking lot, and awarded damages for pain, care, housekeeping, income loss, and special damages.
Appeal allowed in part: future earning capacity and housekeeping awards were increased after the Court found one discount arbitrary and the trial judge’s housekeeping reduction unexplained.
The court awarded Brandon Ishii damages for a chronic back injury and related psychological harm from a 2017 motor vehicle accident, with a 35% reduction for pre-existing injuries.
The court found both drivers equally at fault for the first collision and accepted that the plaintiff’s injuries from two accidents caused chronic pain, PTSD, and earning loss.
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