Tammara McMahon-Schriefer was injured after this Subaru Outback collided with another vehicle. She settled her case for $225,000. Courtesy photo
It was Tammara McMahon-Schriefer’s livelihood as both an accountant and gardener that swayed the defense to give her $225,000 from a two-car accident in which she needed two surgeries on her left wrist, her lawyer said.
Plaintiffs counsel and Cheshire-based solo practitioner Frank Bartlett Jr. stressed the fact that McMahon-Schriefer used that wrist for her accounting job and her gardening. The accident, he said, diminished her income.
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