RomanR/Shutterstock.comScooter Rider Struck by Turning Car Gets $1.1M Settlement
The collision was blamed on an elderly motorist who died the next year.
August 13, 2018 at 09:52 AM
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MOTOR VEHICLE
BREVARD CIRCUIT COURT
A scooter rider who was injured when she was struck by a turning car received a $1.1 million settlement.
On June 21, 2014, Jacqueline Walters, then 63, was riding her scooter on Cheney Highway in Titusville when she was struck by a car operated by Charlotte Iwan, who was leaving a parking lot. Walters suffered multiple thoracic fractures, herniated cervical and thoracic discs, and a bulging cervical disc. She also suffered tears of her left shoulder's rotator cuff and aggravated an existing condition in her left wrist. She received multiple injections and ultimately required surgery on her spine, shoulder and wrist.
Iwan died in 2015 at 85 of unrelated causes. Her estate claimed Walters did not have a permanent injuries or limitations.
Case: Walters v. Estate of Iwan
Case No.: 05-2017-CA-022923-XXXX-XX
Plaintiffs attorneys: Ian L. Kleinman and Bennett M. Lessmann Jr., Law Offices of Kleinman & Lessmann, Boca Raton
Defense attorney: Lawrence Hauser, Hassell-Legal, Daytona Beach
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