PRLog (Press Release) - Aug 19, 2011 - Plaintiff, a 40 year old disabled mother of two, was operating her vehicle on Highway 19 in Baton Rouge when she came to a complete stop in order to execute a left turn. The defendant driver was not paying attention and he drove his 18-Wheeler into the rear of Plaintiff's vehicle. As a result of the collision, Plaintiff began to experience neck pain and occasional pain in her arm. An MRI revealed that plaintiff was suffering from advanced degenerative disc first drive audi a6 disease. Plaintiff's trea mustang car ting physician did not feel that epidural steroid injections would be of any benefit given the extent of her degenerati goverment technology ve condition. For this reason, she proceeded to surgery and underwent a cervical fusion. The surgery was a complete success and Plaintiff only attended one doctor visit thereafter. Plaintiff did not have any lost wages and her total medical expenses were $89,000. The case was resolved for $400,000.00.
Julie Meyer, et al v. Stanford ONeal, et al No. 589256, 19th JDC, 07/11 Plaintiff's counsel: Richard F. raising chickens Zimmerman, III, and Gordon McKernan, McKernan Law Firm, Baton Rouge Plaintiff's experts: Dr. Horace Mitchell, Neurosurgery, Baton Rouge.
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