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Jane Doe v. State of Montana

Date: 11-24-2021

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Judge: Elizabeth Best

Court: 8th Judicial District Court, Cascade County, Montana

Plaintiff's Attorney:

Best Great Falls Personal Injury Lawyer Directory

Defendant's Attorney: Montana Attorney General's Office

Description:

Great Falls, Montana personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant for failing to investigate allegation of child abuse before the child suffered brain damage that caused blindness, development delays and seizures.

The girls Father and girlfriend, Alicia Jo Hector were responsible for the injuries suffered by the child, who is now 13-years-old.

Outcome:

The jury awarded the girl $6.6 million for future care, $5 million for the loss of her course of life, $4 million for mental and emotional suffering, $713,000 for lost earnings and $336,000 for past care.

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About This Case

What was the outcome of Jane Doe v. State of Montana?

The outcome was: The jury awarded the girl $6.6 million for future care, $5 million for the loss of her course of life, $4 million for mental and emotional suffering, $713,000 for lost earnings and $336,000 for past care.

Which court heard Jane Doe v. State of Montana?

This case was heard in 8th Judicial District Court, Cascade County, Montana, MT. The presiding judge was Elizabeth Best.

Who were the attorneys in Jane Doe v. State of Montana?

Plaintiff's attorney: Best Great Falls Personal Injury Lawyer Directory. Defendant's attorney: Montana Attorney General's Office.

When was Jane Doe v. State of Montana decided?

This case was decided on November 24, 2021.