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By Robert Storace | January 24, 2019
"Joseph Ingram talked of how he and his wife used to sit on the porch on the rocking chair together and watch the sun go down," said Steven Errante, attorney for the estate of Gail Ingram. "Now, that chair is empty."
By Robert Storace | January 24, 2019
The state's highest court has upheld a Connecticut Appellate Court ruling that reduced an eight-figure verdict to $6.2 million in a case involving government immunity and local police.
By Robert Storace | January 18, 2019
A Superior Court jury awarded $287,351 to a Middletown woman who says she still has lingering back pain from a 2014 car crash. The defense has until Jan. 31 to raise a challenge before the Connecticut Appellate Court.
By Robert Storace | January 15, 2019
A former Vernon resident who broke his left leg four years ago after falling on a cracked and deteriorated walkway that was covered in snow and ice has settled his case for $350,000.
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By Robert Storace | December 28, 2018
On Friday, the 50 states and the District of Columbia announced they had reached a $575 million settlement with Wells Fargo over state consumer protection claims.
By Robert Storace | December 20, 2018
A Superior Court jury has rendered a $853,000 verdict to a woman whose medical records were released to her ex-boyfriend by the Avery Center for Obstetrics and Gynecology. The defense has until Dec. 26 to appeal to the Connecticut Appellate Court.
By Robert Storace | December 19, 2018
The year saw numerous multimillion-dollar verdicts and settlements in Connecticut. Here are the top five.
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By Robert Storace | December 17, 2018
The family of then-8-year-old Aaron Friedman sued the management at Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard after the boy fell from a railing while giving high-fives to players heading onto the ice for a hockey match. The boy suffered a concussion, among other injuries. A jury has awarded $200,000.
By Robert Storace | December 14, 2018
The jury returned a defense verdict in the case of a motorist who says he suffered back and other injuries after his vehicle was rear-ended by a plow truck. Plaintiff's counsel has filed motions to set aside the verdict.
By Robert Storace | December 14, 2018
A federal judge Thursday upped the amount of punitive damages R.J. Reynolds Tobacco must pay a woman who smoked one of its cigarette brands for more than 25 years. U.S. District Judge Stefan Underhill sided with plaintiff Barbara Izzarelli, but the tobacco company is expected to appeal.
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