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Auto, Truck & Motorcycle Accidents
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Miraldi and Barrett Case Results
DISCLAIMER: Please note that every case is different and these verdicts and settlements, while accurate, do not represent what we may obtain for you in your case.
Mild brain injury - $250,000 settlement
The client suffered a concussion in an auto collision when his head hit the windshield and was unconscious for several minutes at the scene. MRI scans showed no internal bleeding, however, he continued to have headaches and an inability to focus. A neuropsychological evaluation revealed some deficits in his cognitive functions. The insurance company paid its limit of coverage on the claim.
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Miraldi & Barrett Co., LPA
6061 South Broadway
Lorain, OH 44053
Phone: 440-233-1100
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Miraldi & Barrett Co., LPA
6061 South Broadway
Lorain, OH 44053
Phone: 440-233-1100
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800.589.3023
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440.233.1100
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440.233.8527
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Auto, Truck & Motorcycle Accidents
I got hit by a police car that was responding to an emergency. The city says that the police officer is immune under these circumstances. If this is true, can I bring an uninsured motorist claim?
- If my case goes to trial, will the jury know how much insurance the other driver has?
- Under what circumstances is the other driver responsible for my harms and losses?