Perez & Osorio Settle Crash Lawsuit With Los Angeles City
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Case Background
On May 9, 2021, Juan Jose Perez and Adriana S. Osorio traveled along South Broadway at the intersection of West 67th Street in Los Angeles. At the same time, a vehicle operated by Nathaniel Miranda, an employee of the City of Los Angeles, approached the intersection. The vehicle belonged to the City, which was responsible for its operation and maintenance.
Cause
Perez and Osorio alleged that Miranda drove negligently and without proper caution. They claimed Miranda made unsafe maneuvers that caused a collision, resulting in serious injuries. They also argued that the City of Los Angeles negligently owned, maintained, and entrusted the vehicle to Miranda. Further, they contended the City failed to hire, train, and supervise its employee properly. Plaintiffs alleged the public entity and its employee acted without reasonable care, making them legally responsible for the crash.
Injury
The collision seriously injured both Perez and Osorio. They sustained harm to their bodies and nervous systems, leaving them w
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