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Please E-mail suggested additions, comments and/or corrections to Kent@MoreLaw.Com. Date: 08-04-2012 Case Style: Whitley Lacey v. Acadian Ambulance Case Number: Judge: Court: District Court, Iberville Parish, Louisiana Plaintiff's Attorney: William Gee, III, William N. Gee, III, Ltd., P.C., Lafayette, Louisiana Defendant's Attorney: Description: Whitley Lacey, age 21, sued Acadian Ambulance on auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming that she was severely injured in a car wreck caused by the driver of the ambulance, Michael Averette, in which she was being transported to the hospital. She claimed that Averette drupped a GPS device on the floor of the ambulance when she he tried to pick it up he ran into a semi-tractor trailer. She further claimed to have sustained a spinal cord injury that left her confined to a wheel chair and only able to move her left arm. Her unborn child was delivered by C-Section. Outcome: Plaintiff's verdict for $117 million. Plaintiff's Experts: Defendant's Experts: Comments: |
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