Richardson v. Fowler Jury Trial Begins in Anderson on Tuesday
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - A horrific collision on Satterfield Road on April 29, 2005 changed Vanessa Richardson’s life forever. Her bloodied head was smashed through the windshield, knocking out several of her front teeth. Perhaps most compelling, Richardson is an epileptic who was in remission at the time, and the violent collision triggered the return of epileptic seizures, which she has suffered ever since the accident. The defendant in the case has admitted liability.
The 6-person civil jury trial is scheduled to being this Tuesday, August 19 at 9:00am in the Honorable Jack Brinkman’s Madison Superior Court 2. The trial is expected to last through Thursday, August 21.
Gregory Laker and
John Daly, partners with Cohen & Malad, Indianapolis, are representing
Ms. Richardson in the lawsuit. Vanessa Richardson is a respected
Speech Therapist in the Edgewood School District.
Founded in 1968, Cohen & Malad represents clients from throughout the United States in a variety of legal matters. For more information, please visit the firm’s website at: www.cohenandmalad.com
Source: Press Release
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Word is there was a settlement at the last moment. No more details at this time...
Did that law firm pay you to post this?
No. Note that I did label it as a press release, tho ;)
Not that you couldn't tell!! The article's a tad Pro-Plaintiff, if you will! The last parapraph is clearly an advertisement:
Founded in 1968, Cohen & Malad represents clients from throughout the United States in a variety of legal matters. For more information, please visit the firm’s website at: www.cohenandmalad.com
You shoulda charged 'em for that (or deleted it from the article)!
how does someone find out the settlement? I know her personally, and she has only had 1 seizure in the 3 years since the wreck. It was last summer. She definatley has tried to play the victim here and her friends/family are exhausted over it all.
Yea, there was a settlement, how do we find out the $$
I don't know anything about this case (other than what's in this thread) but I'm guessing that since it 'settled,' there are all kinds of confidentiality & non-disclosure provisions associated with the settlement. Someone could probably tell you, but they'd have to kill you!!