Verdict news | March 2024
Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP announced an $11,045,000 jury verdict in March 2024 for Grady Dillon following a collision with a Los Angeles Department of Water and Power van. According to the firm, the van turned left across Dillon’s path in downtown Los Angeles. The jury found the van driver and DWP entirely responsible despite the defense’s speed argument. The reported injuries required multiple operations and rehabilitation.
Preserve the video before debating a rider’s fault
A speed allegation should be examined alongside the turn’s timing, sight lines and available recordings. Keep original footage and identify the camera’s position; edited clips may omit the approach. For a rider undergoing several operations, distinguish the initial injuries from later procedures and continuing limitations. A thorough evaluation addresses both the mechanism of collision and the medical evidence connecting the claimed losses to it.
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Source: Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP — original report. This is an attributed news summary of another firm’s case, not a result obtained by Weiss Attorneys. A reported verdict is not a statement that a judgment is final or has been paid. Later court proceedings or agreements may affect the outcome. Past results do not guarantee a similar recovery.
