Jury Rules for Miami-Dade in Crash Lawsuit
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Setting the Scene
On June 5, 2020, a car crash occurred at the intersection of NW 36th Street and NW 42nd Avenue in Miami-Dade County, Florida. The Plaintiff, a local resident, drove her vehicle legally and safely. At the same time, Frank Lee Williams II, an employee of a Florida political subdivision, operated a government-owned vehicle with permission. Their paths crossed at this busy intersection.
What Went Wrong
Williams drove the government vehicle while performing job duties. He failed to handle the vehicle with reasonable care. His negligent driving caused a collision with the Plaintiff’s car. The Plaintiff complied with Florida law on suing public entities. She gave proper notice under Florida Statute §768.28(6) before filing this suit.
The Aftermath
The crash left the Plaintiff with serious physical injuries. She endured ongoing pain, disfigurement, and emotional distress. Her ability to enjoy life diminished. The accident also worsened a prior condition. She required medical attention, hospitalization, and ongoing care.
The Cost of Harm
The Plaintiff faced financial and personal losses. She paid for treatment and lost income. Her future earning c
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