Jillian Sprague suffered brain damage after the bicycle she was riding in New Britain in 2017 went over an uneven portion of the roadway, causing her to fly off the bike. She recently settled her lawsuit for $900,000. Courtesy photo
Faced with an eyewitness who was positive his client was using a cellphone at the time of her bicycle crash, plaintiff counsel James Harrington knew he needed technology to refute that testimony.
The task for Harrington, a partner at Waterford-based Polito & Associates, was an arduous one: hire a forensic information technology expert and prove the eyewitness wrong.
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