Man Awarded $2.3 Million for Injuries Sustained at Boomers in Boca Raton
A Palm Beach County jury has awarded $2.3 million to a man who suffered injuries from an accident that occurred at an entertainment complex in Boca Raton.
A Palm Beach County jury has awarded $2.3 million to a man who suffered injuries from an accident that occurred at an entertainment complex in Boca Raton.
A Tewksbury, Massachusetts’s man who lost his right leg in a November 2006 valet-parking accident at a Connecticut casino will receive a $2.9 million settlement. Richard Murch was hit by a vehicle that shot forward after a valet started the car’s ignition while standing outside.
A movie producer injured in a 2006 helicopter crash and the widow of a cameraman killed in the crash have received a combined $11.6 million in damages. A Polk County, Iowa jury awarded $4.2 to Tony Wilson for his injuries and $7.2 million to the wife of Robert Schlotzhauer in a wrongful death lawsuit.
A man who was injured while shopping at a Home Depot store in Marietta, Georgia has been awarded $1.5 million dollars. The victim suffered severe neck and spinal cord injuries that prevent him from resuming his work in residential construction.
The defendants in two wrongful death lawsuits have reached settlement agreements with attorneys representing the estates of the two victims killed in a 2006 motor vehicle accident. The estates of Norwood Peters and Betty Hein will receive a total of over $900,000 in damages.
In a verdict announced last week, a $55 million dollar settlement against the U.S. Government has been upheld. The settlement was awarded to a mother and daughter who were injured in a 2002 car crash caused by a federal employee.
A California jury has determined that the California Department of Transportation is required to pay $6.3 million in damages in two wrongful death lawsuits and one personal injury lawsuit that were filed after 2004 car crash in the San Bernardino Mountains.
A jury in Jo Daviess County, Illinois has awarded $1.9 million to a painter who was injured in a 2003 accident. The personal injury settlement is believed to be the largest in the county’s history.
A pedestrian who was injured when a garbage truck struck him and dragged him for a short distance has been awarded $3.7 million. According to the victim’s attorney, his injuries will likely confine him to a wheelchair for the rest of his life.
A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury has awarded $13 million to a NYC Transit authority employee for injuries he suffered after falling 30 feet from elevated subway tracks. As a result of the accident, the employee sustained brain damage and massive injuries to his face, arms, and pelvis.
The family of a Cleveland man who suffered fatal injuries when he was struck by a Regional Transit Authority bus last year while crossing a crosswalk has received $1.775 million in damages. The Regional Transit Authority agreed to pay the settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit last month.
The family of a man who was killed in a bus accident in Wisconsin has reached a settlement with Whole Foods. The victim, a marching band assistant, was killed when the bus carrying the marching band struck an over-turned Whole Foods truck in October of 2005.
A California jury has awarded $18. 3 million to an Oakland man who became a quadriplegic as a result of a 2005 Ford passenger van rollover accident. The jury found that Ford Motor Corp. was 100 percent liable for the victim’s injuries.
Mr. Sukhsagar Pannu, of Simi Valley, California, has been awarded $21.1 million for injuries he suffered in a Land Rover rollover accident that left him paralyzed. The Los Angeles County Superior Court found that Tata Motors, the owner of the Land Rover brand, was liable for Mr. Pannu’s injuries.
A jury at the Rutland Superior Court has awarded almost $450,000 to a man who suffered severe injuries at a 2005 accident when a brake press fell on him and knocked him to the ground. The accident took place on the leased premises of Pins Fabricating, Inc.
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