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Virginia Beach Accident Victim Awarded $215 K for Shoulder Injury
Posted on Jan 03, 2011
A Virginia Beach accident caused by an epileptic event highlights the dangers of driving with certain medical conditions. The at-fault driver was said to have suffered from a hypoglycemic event when he lost consciousness and hit another car. The impact of the two vehicle crash left the other driver with a serious shoulder injury.
The insurance company of the at-fault driver was, initially, not willing to pay for the drivers injury or damage to the car. They asserted that this was an isolated incident and that the medical condition caused the accident, not driver fault. However, attorneys for the victim argued that the driver knew or should have known about the risks of driving with his condition. After they subpoenaed the at-fault drivers medical records the insurance company quickly agreed to a fair settlement.
Medical records showed that the at-fault drivers medical condition had previously caused auto accidents. This clearly showed that he was aware of the risks of driving. The driver insurance company agreed to a $215,000 settlement for the accident victim. This sum will cover the drivers medical expenses, rehabilitation and pain and suffering associated with the shoulder injury.
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