New Haven Superior Court. Courtesy photo
The jury returned a defense verdict in the case of a motorist who says he suffered back and other injuries after his vehicle was rear-ended by a plow truck. Plaintiff's counsel has filed motions to set aside the verdict.
December 14, 2018 at 03:57 PM
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A New Haven jury has sided with the defense in a case in which a Meriden man said he suffered serious injuries after the vehicle he was driving was rear-ended in December 2013.
After deliberating for only 25 minutes on Dec. 4 in New Haven Superior Court, the six-person jury announced it would not award monetary damages to Michael Mattesini, whose attorneys’ last demand was $110,000 before trial.
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