Plaintiffs attorney Nick Wocl knew he had a strong case: A defendant who had admitted liability, and a client who had suffered injuries to her left hip and left eye socket following a September 2018 car crash in Fairfield.

The managing member of Stamford-based Wocl Leydon knew that defendant Ross Keblish had told police he had difficulty seeing because his windows were fogged up at the time of the accident.

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