Janet Pulver died 28 hours after the car she was driving in was struck head-on by a car driven Bennett Dunbar, in Farmington. Photo submitted.
The estate of a 66-year-old grandmother who died 28 hours after the car she was driving was hit head-on by a speeding motorist has received $3.8 million.
Attorney Michael Jainchill reached the settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of Janet Pulver’s two grown children on June 1, two weeks after an all-day mediation with representative of two insurance carriers. Jainchill is a partner with Hartford’s RisCassi & Davis.
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