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Marcia Rhodes v. Carlo Zalewski and GAF Materials Corp.

Date: 09-24-2004

Case Number: Unknown

Judge: Unknown

Court: Superior Court, Norfolk County, Massachusetts

Plaintiff's Attorney:

Margaret Pinkham and Fred Pritzker of Brown Rudnick Berlack Israels LLP, Boston, Massachusetts

Defendant's Attorney:

William Conroy of Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Description:

Marcia Rhodes sued Carlo Zalewski and his employer, GAF Materials Corporation, for the spinal cord injury that she sustained when the 78,000-pound truck that Zalewski was driving hit her car while it was stopped on Route 109 in Medway. Rhodes, age 46, was on her way to an antique shop on January 9, 2002, when she was stopped by a Medway police officer because of some work being performed on the road. The truck being driving by Zalewski was loaded with liquid asphalt. It slammed into the rear of Rhodes' car. She was left paralyzed from the waste down.

GAF admitted fault despite the fact that its truck was driving within the posted speed limit.

Outcome:
Plaintiff's verdict for $9.5 million.
Plaintiff's Experts:
Unknown
Defendant's Experts:
Unknown
Comments:
None

About This Case

What was the outcome of Marcia Rhodes v. Carlo Zalewski and GAF Materials Corp.?

The outcome was: Plaintiff's verdict for $9.5 million.

Which court heard Marcia Rhodes v. Carlo Zalewski and GAF Materials Corp.?

This case was heard in Superior Court, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, MA. The presiding judge was Unknown.

Who were the attorneys in Marcia Rhodes v. Carlo Zalewski and GAF Materials Corp.?

Plaintiff's attorney: Margaret Pinkham and Fred Pritzker of Brown Rudnick Berlack Israels LLP, Boston, Massachusetts. Defendant's attorney: William Conroy of Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

When was Marcia Rhodes v. Carlo Zalewski and GAF Materials Corp. decided?

This case was decided on September 24, 2004.