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Please E-mail suggested additions, comments and/or corrections to Kent@MoreLaw.Com. Date: 07-29-2006 Case Style: Marcia Ashley v. James Akers and State Farm Insurance Company Case Number: Unknown Judge: Unknown Court: Fayette County, Kentucky Plaintiff's Attorney: Unknown Defendant's Attorney: Unknown Description: Marcia Ashley sued James Akers on a negligence theory and State Farm Insurance Company on a breach of contract theory to recover for the injuries and damages that she claimed she sustained as a result of an automobile accident on September 24, 2002 when her car was rear-ended by a 1994 pickup driven by Akers. Ashley, age 54, claimed that she sustained neck and shoulder injuries that created neck pain and chronic headaches that impacted her career as a surgical technician at Baptist Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. Ashely settled with Akers' carrier for $50,000 and sought additional compensation on an underinsured motorist theory from State Farm. The defenses asserted by State Farm are not available. Outcome: Plaintiff's verdict for $700,000.00 including $31,504 for future medical expenses; $93,156 for lost income; $487,242 for permanent impairment of power to earn money; $25,000 for mental and physical suffering; and $70,000 for future mental and physical suffering. Plaintiff's Experts: Unknown Defendant's Experts: Unknown Comments: None |
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