Facts in the Backdrop of the Incident

Maria Chacin and Fernando Arturo Guzman lived in Miami-Dade County. Guzman worked for Wine Collection Holding LLC. On March 4, 2021, both drivers were on SW 3rd Avenue in Miami. Traffic was steady, and weather conditions were clear. That afternoon, their vehicles collided, setting off a legal battle over injuries and responsibility.

Events Leading to the Legal Dispute

Guzman was driving a company vehicle during work hours. Approaching a red light near SW 30th Road, he failed to notice slowing traffic. Despite visible brake lights ahead, he didn’t maintain a safe distance. Witnesses reported he didn’t brake in time. His vehicle struck Chacin’s car from behind with force. Emergency responders arrived quickly. Both drivers received medical attention at the scene.

Plaintiff’s Injuries and Their Impact

Chacin reported serious injuries from the crash. She claimed physical pain, emotional distress, and disfigurement. Her ability to work and enjoy daily life declined. A pre-existing condition worsened. Medical care was needed. According to the complaint, her injuries caused long-term suffering.

Claimed Damages