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The court awarded damages for catastrophic TBI from a 2011 truck collision, finding lifelong care needs, a 38-year life expectancy, and significant income and care losses.
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.
The court held SPECT scan interpretation was not legally reliable for diagnosing TBI in an individual case and excluded Dr. Cohen’s report and related references.
The court found the plaintiff suffered a mild traumatic brain injury and whiplash in a 2016 pedestrian accident, awarding $369,671 in damages.
The court found the plaintiff’s cognitive decline was caused by cumulative mild traumatic brain injuries from three rear-end collisions and awarded $1,131,687.
Liability was admitted; the court assessed damages for a plaintiff with a moderate traumatic brain injury, awarding non-pecuniary damages, future income loss, future care and special damages.
Rear-end collision trial: the court found negligence, rejected traumatic brain injury, accepted chronic pain and depression, and awarded $250,521.36 in damages.
The court found the plaintiff suffered a mild traumatic brain injury, soft tissue injuries, and anxiety after two motor vehicle accidents, and awarded $428,272 plus interest.
The court granted the defendant's request for a neurological independent medical examination in a motor vehicle injury case, finding a real basis for it under Rule 7-6.
The court extended time to bring the application and struck the jury notice, finding the MRI causation dispute and expert neuroradiology evidence too complex for a jury.
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