On Sept. 27, a jury awarded $9,785 to a driver who claimed sprains and strains to his neck and back in a T-bone crash. In 2009, Miguel Lopez went through an intersection with a flashing yellow light when he was struck by Joann Hidalgo. The plaintiff did not seek medical attention until 16 days after the accident. He went to a chiropractor, complaining of sprains and strains in his neck and back. His past medical expenses amounted to about $5,000.
Lopez v. Hidalgo, No. CC-09-06638-A
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