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A Millard County jury presented John Losee a complete verdict of nearly $162,000 in compensation for injuries sustained in an vehicle-semi collision in Hinckley, Utah.  I had the privilege of representing John in Losee v. Mike Stanworth and Sons, Inc.  Trial was held in Fillmore, Utah and on October 7, 2010 the jury granted all of John Losee's medical bills of $7,811.92 and presented him pain and suffering damages of $154,000.

John Losee, of Tremonton Utah and until now from Delta, suffered permanent neck and mid again accidents from the collision.  John's injuries weren't able to be corrected through surgical procedure, and in consequence he needed to give up his dream activity as a U.S. Forrest Service firefighter, a bodily demanding job.  The jury's award is important for the considerable ache and struggling damages given via the jury at $154,000, especially in gentle of the relatively low scientific expenses.

State Farm Insurance defended the semi motive force, Pat Stanworth of Mike Stanworth and Sons, Inc.  State Farm challenged John Losee's honesty in his statements about his health ahead of the collision whilst he served as a U.S. Wooded area Carrier firefighter, and challenged John's honesty in how his permanent injuries effected his life after the wreck.  The jury used to be clearly not persuaded via this tactic.  Liability was once also contested, and the jury found Pat Stanworth 78% at fault for the collision.  Below Utah's comparative fault statutes, John will get well 78% of the verdict.

In representing John I asked the jury to believe the reality that John Losee were the only person to have really paid for the collision among the parties-actually, John had paid for the collision together with his back. The large question for the jury to answer was once whether or not John will be the just one who paid.  The query was whether John could receives a commission again for the permanent injuries he suffered-paid back "in full."  State Farm's lawyers argued John's ache and struggling damages will have to most effective be a few amount related to the quite small medical expenses he incurred.  Instead, the jury responded with payment in complete: $154,000 in ache and suffering damages.

John's case highlights the significance of looking for early representation from an harm regulation company with the enjoy and know-how one can take a case to trial and win.  John's top be offering from State Farm previous to trial was $15,000, a minuscule amount in comparison to the real damages he won from the jury.  The case was laborious fought and difficult gained towards some of the biggest vehicle insurance firms in The us, related to intensive pre-trial and trial work with a view to prevail.  

Many lawyers could no longer be willing to have fought so onerous or spent the important resources to be successful in competition to State Farm in a case with best $7,811.ninety two in scientific bills.  Alternatively, I think it was my honor to represent such an honest and forthright guy, and we had been satisfied as a company to commit the essential resources to get the justice John Losee so rightly deserved.  Firefighters are ceaselessly asked to put their lives on the line for the security of us all; right here I had the privilege of calling upon a Millard County jury to apply the legislation so as to be offering protection to those who give protection to us.  The jury spoke back this call honorably, with payment again to John Losee "in full."

John Losee was represented through Mark Flickinger, partner and co-proprietor of Flickinger & Sutterfield, a company whose practice is restricted to personal harm and wrongful death.