Date: 09-10-2015

Case Style: William "Andy" Crockett and Sunni Crockett v. Cheryl Lynn Cameron

Case Number: CJ-2014-617

Judge: Tracy Schumacher

Court: District Court, Cleveland County, Oklahoma

Plaintiff's Attorney: Gary Bachman

Defendant's Attorney: Jordan Southerland

Description: Norman, OK - William "Andy" Crockett and Sunni Crockett sued Cheryl Lynn Cameron on auto negligence and loss of consortium theories claiming:

1. That the Plaintiffs reside within Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma.
2. That the Defendant resides within Cleveland County, State of Oklahoma.
3. That the subject automobile collision occurred in Cleveland County, and therefore, this Court has proper jurisdiction.
4. That on or about the 25 day of March, 2013, at or near the intersection of S.W. 104th and Daisy Drive in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, (Cleveland County), the Defendant, Cheryl Lynn Cameron, recklessly and negligently drove her vehicle in such a manner to cause a collision between her vehicle and a vehicle driven by the Plaintiff, William “Andy” Crockett , who was lawfully and properly on said roadway. More specifically, the Plaintiff was stopped for traffic and rear-ended by Defendant.
5. That the collision referred to herein was the direct and proximate result of the negligence of the Defendant, Cheryl Lynn Cameron, in that she:
(a) Failed to use reasonable care in the operation of the motor vehicle;
(b) Failed to devote full time and attention to her driving;
(c) Failed to keep a proper lookout;
(d) Failed to use the means at hand to avoid striking Plaintiff’s vehicle by using the braking and/or steering mechanisms of the motor vehicle she was driving; and
(e) Failed to yield to an oncoming vehicle before pulling onto the highway from a stop sign.
6. That as a result of the collision described the Plaintiff, William “Andy” Crockett, suffered personal injuries causing the Plaintiff to seek medical treatment. Plaintiff has experienced physical pain and mental anguish and will, in all reasonable probability, continue to do so in the future by reason of the nature of Plaintiffs injuries. The injuries are permanent in nature. Plaintiff has been caused to incur medical expenses in the past and will continue to incur medical expenses in the future for said injuries.
7. That Plaintiff, Sunni Crockett, repleads the allegations above and states that as a further result of the Defendant’s negligence, she has and will be deprived of her husband’s services, companionship and consortium.

Outcome: Settled for an undisclosed sum and dismissed with prejudice.

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