A golfer whose hopes for a professional career ended in a car crash was awarded $3.7 million in binding arbitration of his suit, Frasher v. Torres, against a drunken driver.
On Oct. 5, 2005, plaintiff Timothy Frasher was a passenger of Juan Torres as they headed home to Hillsborough after drinking at TGI Friday’s in Somerville. Torres lost control of the car on Dukes Parkway West and struck a guardrail.
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