Plaintiff Wins $3.4M Settlement in Fatal Pedestrian Crash
A plaintiff has won a $3.4M settlement in a fatal pedestrian crash case.
A careless driving charge was initially dismissed in municipal court after the defendant claimed she suffered a medical emergency while driving.
Senate President Nicholas Scutari is right to call for tighter e-bike regulations.
The plaintiffs sought further medical attention and came under the care of a spinal surgeon and orthopedic surgeons within a week of the accident.
At the time of the accident, the driver was in the course and scope of his employment with the Board of Fire Commissioners Fire District #4 Jackson Township.
Author's summary: Plaintiff wins $3.4M settlement.
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