A Cox Cable employee collected nearly $119,000 after sustaining back injuries when his SUV was rear-ended in a traffic tie-up on Interstate 84 in East Hartford.
April 05, 2013 at 05:04 AM
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Richard Ahrens v. Kathleen Ely: A Cox Cable employee collected nearly $119,000 after sustaining back injuries when his SUV was rear-ended in a traffic tie-up on Interstate 84 in East Hartford.
Plaintiff Richard Ahrens, who lives in Windsor, was westbound on I-84 a Saturday in late January 2011. It was just before noon, and Ahrens, 60, was on his way to go shopping with his girlfriend.
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