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Child Injury - Jury Verdicts
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Facts: A DeKalb County jury found against a plaintiff who reportedly showed more concern for potential damage to his car in a rear-end collision than possible injury to his own child. The jury returned a defense verdict after about 2.5 hours of deliberation.
Plaintiff Luc DelPorte, a 35 year old male, was operating a vehicle with his child as a passenger. Plaintiff stopped at an...
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Facts: A grandmother injured in a head-on collision with a dump truck agreed to settle her injury claim for $60,000 in order to avoid a third trial following two mistrials.
Plaintiff Marsha Kolich was approaching a tunnel on a one-way road when she confronted a dump truck exiting the tunnel in the wrong direction directly ahead of her. The vehicles collided head-on. The dump tru...
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Facts: A 14 month old child was permanently paralyzed as a result injuries she suffered in an automobile accident. She pursued claims against the owner of a vehicle which stalled in the middle of the roadway and against her father's employer. Ultimately, the father's employer agreed to settle this case for $9,350,000. An additional $100,000 was received from the owner of the stalled vehicle...
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This action arose from an accident involving the nine-year-old male plaintiff and the defendant's ten-wheel tractor-trailer. The plaintiff claimed the truck made a negligent right-hand turn and ran over the boy. The defendant argued that the minor plaintiff actually walked into the side of its truck. The defense also disputed the extent and nature of the injuries sustained by the plaint...
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Facts: A retiree who had just purchased a 1964 Buick lost the classic vehicle the next day when it was demolished in a rear-end accident. Defendant admitted liability. Plaintiff was awarded $10,000 by a Kershaw County jury.
Plaintiff Ruben Monagas and Defendant Jessica P. Branham were traveling in the same direction on Red Fox Road in Camden on February 28, 2004. Jessica's young...
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Facts: A child's daycare provider was sued after the boy was attacked by the daycare providers' dog. This lawsuit was brought by the boy's parents. The jury awarded plaintiffs $202,400 after deliberating 2.5 hours.
Plaintiff Jeffrey M. Caples and Kelly Caples took their 4 year old son, Benjamin Caples, to a home-based daycare owned and operated by Defendants Catherine Serfas and...
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The plaintiff claimed that the defendant negligently pulled out of the Wellington Medical Center into the path of her car, causing the plaintiff's vehicle to strike the defendant's car. The defendant, a 17-year-old male, alleged that the accident could have been avoided by the plaintiff. The defense also disputed the extent and nature of the injuries which the plaintiff claimed to have sustained ...
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Facts: Plaintiff was employed as a nanny by defendants. Defendant husband became romantically obsessed with plaintiff. Plaintiff resigned, allegedly because she could not tolerate his advances. Over a period of approximately eight months, defendant husband allegedly wrote love letters to plaintiff, made telephone calls to her and asked her to elope with him. Plaintiff ultimately marked one ...
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Facts: Decedent, plaintiff's fifteen year-old son, injured his hip and leg in an auto accident and he subsequently developed a bone infection. Decedent received antibiotics intravenously over a two and one-half month period. Defendant physicians ultimately recommended insertion of a Hickman catheter into decedent's heart to deliver antibiotics directly into the blood stream. Plaintiff re...
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Facts: Plaintiff, a 17-year-old female student at North High School, was a member of the girls' varsity track team. Defendant Frazier was the team's coach. The parties engaged in sexual activity. Defendant ultimately pled no contest to felony sexual battery for engaging in sexual conduct with a minor.
Plaintiff alleged that: (1) she was sexually assaulted and brutalized by...
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