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Craig S. Laughlin, Esq of Gale & Laughlin LLP recently recovered $1,215,000 for the family of a 17-year-old girl in a wrongful death case. The claim resulted from a crash which occurred in Old Bridge on July 6, 2019. The girl was a passenger in her friend’s car. Their vehicle was struck by a drunk driver, and she was...
Read MoreDabreau v. Columbian Club of Freehold: A woman who allegedly suffered broken bones and a back injury in a fall agreed to a $405,000 settlement of her Monmouth County suit on Dec. 31. Christine Dabreau, now 22, of Farmingdale was attending a party at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Freehold on July 31, 2009. She leaned against a...
Read MoreEstate of Illiano v. Masongo: The estate of a woman struck and killed by a motorist while she was walking to a bus stop in Hazlet was paid $500,000 to Settle a Monmouth County case on July 25. At around 5 a.m. on Oct. 17, 2019, Maryann Illiano was walking toward a bus station on State Highway 36 in...
Read MoreLupton v. Liggio: A Jenkins v. Liebeskind: A man who underwent low-back surgery and ceased working after he was involved in an auto accident was paid a $650,000 settlement in his Ocean County Suit on March 27. On Sept. 23, 2013, Edward Jenkins was headed southbound on Lanes Mill Road in Brick when Kalman Liebeskind, heading in the opposite...
Read MoreLupton v. Liggio: A woman who claimed a T-bone collision rendered her unable to return to work was paid a $900,000 settlement on June 14. In September 2010, Anne Lupton was driving on West Main Street in Freehold Borough when another motorist, Clarence Liggio, 83, of Matawan, was headed the wrong way on a one-way cross street, Throckmorton Street, according...
Read MoreRackett v. Watson: A pedestrian who suffered a head injury in a hit-and-run accident accepted a $300,000 settlement of his Monmouth County Suit on Dec. 16, 2013. On Jan. 29, 2011, Matthew Rackett, then 15, of Aberdeen was walking along the shoulder of Route 34 in Matawan when he was struck by a car. He was diagnosed with scalp...
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