Effective California Mediator
Case Results: Accidents
AUTO ACCIDENT case in which plaintiff claimed
AUTO ACCIDENT case in which plaintiff claimed to have hit her head on CAR DOOR which was damaged by side swipe collision and rebounded into her. Claims of TBI and ORTHOPEDIC injuries.
AUTO ACCIDENT case in which plaintiff sought
AUTO ACCIDENT case in which plaintiff sought damages for post concussive syndrome and related transformed migraine syndrome. Defendant disputed causation of these damages, as well as alleged dental injuries resulting from the accident. Issues included discussion of mechanism of injury and diagnosis of concussion without external trauma.
AUTO ACCIDENT case wherein plaintiff was a
AUTO ACCIDENT case wherein plaintiff was a passenger and claimed to have suffered a concussion with significant and continuing residual effects. Plaintiff’s damage analysis was based on a theory of aggravation of pre-existing SOMATIC SYSTEM DISORDER, (SSD) WHERE SHE GENUINELY BELIEVES SHE SUFFERED A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. Plaintiff alleged manifestation of physical symptoms caused by her diagnosed SSD. Also claimed were consequential damages to future career opportunities.
AUTO ACCIDENT in intersection between BIG RIG
AUTO ACCIDENT in intersection between BIG RIG truck and passenger vehicle. DISPUTED FACT PATTERN led to difficulties in assessing respective fault. Also disputed were reasonableness of treatment and of charges incurred.
AUTO ACCIDENT in which defendant ran through
AUTO ACCIDENT in which defendant ran through STOP SIGN and hit plaintiff who was traveling on state highway. Plaintiff’s injuries included torn ROTATOR CUFF and fractures to ankle. Nature and extent of general damages was in significant dispute.
AUTO ACCIDENT in which plaintiff claims AGGRAVATION
AUTO ACCIDENT in which plaintiff claims AGGRAVATION OF PRE EXISTING CONDITIONS when she was a passenger in a vehicle involved in a rear end accident. Defendant denies liability and asserts that the accident was caused by an UNSAFE LANE CHANGE made by the driver of the vehicle in which plaintiff was a passenger.
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