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While driving home one day, A Warren County motorcyclist's life was altered as a result of significant injuries. The Defendant, a man in his late 80's, made a left turn immediately in front of our client and caused a collision. As a result of the accident, our client was severely injured and had medical bills totaling nearly $110,000.00.
Although the insurance company quickly offered to pay its $100,000.00 liability policy limits, this was not satisfactory given the severity of the biker's injuries. Hupy and Abraham filed a lawsuit against the Defendant and proceeded with litigation. It was discovered by Attorneys Vito J. Manicioto and Timothy W. Schelwat that the Defendant at the time of the accident was making a left turn into the private driveway to farmland he owned. Additional investigation revealed that the Defendant had substantial assets.
Attorneys Manicioto and Schelwat were able to negotiate an additional $90,000.000 to be paid from the Defendant personally out of his own assets. This money was in addition to the insurance company's $100,000.00 policy limits which they also tendered.
Awarded: $190,000.00
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