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Hupy and Abraham lawyers settled two separate accident claims for three quarters of a million dollars a piece in late-October and early-November 2011.
The first case involved an Illinois woman who presently lives in a small town between Springfield and St. Louis, who was injured while riding as a passenger on her husband's motorcycle. The defendant driver was exiting her driveway and pulled directly into the path of the motorcycle, causing a head injury to our client with residual memory loss and some difficulty with listening, comprehension, and sentence formulation. The clients had previously learned of our firm's experience helping injured bikers after hearing a representative speak at an Accident Scene Management Instruction (ASMI) course in Wisconsin. Attorneys Timothy W. Schelwat and Vito J. Manicioto negotiated the settlement with the defendant's insurer after a two day mediation session.
The second $750,000.00 settlement was for a Wisconsin resident who sustained a major injury to his right knee, ultimately requiring five different surgical procedures including total knee arthroplasty. That accident occurred on Brown Deer Road when the client was driving home after working a morning shift as the manager of a local fast food restaurant. He was traveling eastbound in the right lane, which is a ramp leading to Hwy. 57, when the defendant driver who was attempting to get on the same ramp from the opposite side of Brown Deer Road was allegedly waived through by a car in the left lane that was backed up for a traffic light ahead which did not apply to our client. The young lady failed to properly observe whether there were any vehicles in the right lane and drove across directly in front of our client's car. This case was also settled at a mediation by Attorney Timothy W. Schelwat.
Awarded: Two Settlements of $750,000.00 In Two Weeks
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