Union Autobody Shop Denies Liability and Negligence in Motor Vehicle Collision Case

Background of the Incident
On October 10, 2020, Dan Alexis was driving on I-95 in Miami-Dade County when a vehicle, owned by Michelene Lorias and operated under the authority of Union Autobody Shop, struck his car. The vehicle was being driven by an unidentified individual who, according to the complaint, acted negligently and caused the collision. Following the crash, the driver fled the scene, further complicating the legal matter.
Injuries Sustained
As a direct result of the crash, Dan Alexis suffered serious and lasting physical injuries. These included permanent bodily harm, pain, and emotional trauma. He also experienced physical impairments, disability, and disfigurement. The accident severely affected his quality of life, causing significant mental anguish, inconvenience, and limitations in daily activities. In addition to his physical suffering, Alexis incurred substantial medical expenses and faced the potential loss of future earnings and diminished work capacity.
Claim for Damages
Alexis pursued compensation for a wide range of losses stemming from the incident. His claims included reimbursement for medical expenses and hospital care, as well as damages for emotional distress and reduced enjoyment of life. Given the permanent nature of his injuries, these losses were expected to extend into the future. He sought a monetary judgment for all applicable damages, legal costs,
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