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Motor Vehicle Negligence – Pedestrian requires amputation after being struck on unlit road
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Motor Vehicle Negligence – Pedestrian requires amputation after being struck on unlit road
$3.95 million settlement The plaintiff, a 31-year-old pedestrian, was attempting to cross a busy four-lane road at night, hundreds of feet from the nearest designated crosswalk, when she was struck by the defendant’s vehicle. As a result of the collision, the plaintiff sustained a traumatic brain injury and an above-the-knee leg amputation. The defendant contended
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