David Milvae v. The Travelers Home and Marine Insurance Company

Case Background

On October 17, 2022, David Milvae filed a lawsuit against The Travelers Home and Marine Insurance Company in the Superior Court, J.D. of Hartford (Case number: HHD-CV22-6161627-S), seeking underinsured motorist benefits. It was presided over by the Judge Charles Reed.

Cause

On June 7, 2019, at approximately 5:23 p.m., David Milvae was involved in a rear-end collision in Southington, Connecticut. Milvae was traveling on the I-84 westbound Exit 32 off-ramp in the right lane of four at the intersection of Queen Street. He stopped his vehicle for a red light at the intersection. At that moment, Xhemail Memeti, who was driving directly behind Milvae, negligently and carelessly struck the rear of Milvae's vehicle. At the time of the accident, Milvae had an insurance policy with The Travelers Home and Marine Insurance Company. The policy number was #930849254 101 3, which provided benefits of $100,000. All premiums on this policy had been paid. It was in full force and effect at the time of the collision.

Injuries

As a direct and proximate result of the collision and Memeti's negligence, Milvae sustained injuries to his neck, left arm, left shoulder, and low back. These injuries caused significant pain, discomfort, and restricted motion. Milvae required hospital treatment, physical therapy, and various medications for pain management. The medical professionals treating Milvae determined that his injuries were li