he plaintiff in this case was a 45-year-old motorcyclist who suffered a below-the-knee leg amputation when his motorcycle collided with an automobile that pulled out of a shopping center driveway directly in the path of his motorcycle.
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Saturday,
May
29th,
2010
Plaintiff in this case worked in a bar where it was her job to flirt with the customers and get them to drink more. At the end of the night, one of the very drunk customers offered to give her a ride home. The driver drove his car off the road and plaintiff received a significant spinal cord injury. Unfortunately, the driver only had a $15,000 insurance policy.
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Saturday,
May
29th,
2010
Plaintiffs were the survivors of a 70-year-old man, who was crushed to death against a building when defendant thought that she was in reverse while pulling out of a diagonal parking space when in fact she was in drive.
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May
29th,
2010
Plaintiff in this case was a 22-year-old college student who was riding his bicycle at night without a light or a front or rear reflector on a suburban street. Defendant automobile driver made a turn in front of the plaintiff and plaintiff was not able to stop in time and slammed into the vehicle. As a result of the collision, the plaintiff developed a traumatic brain injury.
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May
28th,
2010
In this case the Law Offices of Winer & McKenna, LLP represented the plaintiff, a 40-year-old man who suffered a severe leg injury when his motorcycle collided with an automobile that pulled out of a driveway in front of him. The law firm contended that the automobile driver should have been more cautious before pulling out into the street. The defense contended that plaintiff was speeding and relied on many people’s prejudice against motorcyclists to defend the case.
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