Archive for the ‘Settlements and Verdicts’ Category

Attorney James Sabatini Reaches Settlement In Car Accident Case With No Police Report

Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

Attorney James Sabatini recently obtained a car accident settlement for his client.  The accident was a minor fender bender.  There was no police report. In fact, the police were not called to the accident scene. The client saw his doctor for a neck injury about 30 days after the accident.  He had a prior neck injury. He was assigned a 5% whole person impairment. The case settled for $37,500.00.  This result demonstrates that despite having minimal property damage and delayed medical treatment, a good settlement can still be obtained if proper and thorough legal work is put into the case and the client is very credible.

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Attorney James Sabatini Obtains Confidential Settlement in TBI Case

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Attorney James Sabatini has obtained a confidential settlement for a client who sustained a traumatic brain injury. The settlement was reached after one year of litigation and lengthy settlement discussions.

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$278,000 Premises Liability Settlement – Hip Fracture

Friday, June 5th, 2009

Attorney Vincent Sabatini has obtained a $278,000 settlement for an elderly client who fell and suffered a fractured hip.  The client was at a day care facility for adults requiring supervision.  At the time of the fall, no one was supervising the client.  The defendant denied liability.  Only after extensive discovery efforts did the defendant recognize its liability and agree to settle the case for a fair and just amount.

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Michigan Jury Awards $15M to 10 Female Inmates

Wednesday, March 19th, 2008

A Michigan jury awarded $15M to 10 female inmates who were allegedly raped and sexually harassed by the male staff of a Michigan state prison. This case was the first ever in Michigan concerning female prisoners suffering sexual abuse. 490 other woman have also come forward with their cases. The full story of this case can be read here http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/15199491/detail.html.

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