Phyllis Grassi sustained two fractures in her left leg after a Jeep Cherokee struck a motorcycle that she was a passenger on. The case settled for $400,000. Courtesy photo
"If a jury could visualize a passenger, without a helmet, flying through the air after being ejected from her motorcycle, we knew a jury would side with us," the attorney said.
June 02, 2020 at 07:11 PM
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Trantolo & Trantolo attorney Albert Carocci wasn’t budging from his demand for $400,000 for a client injured in a motorcycle accident.
Carocci, who works out of the personal injury firm’s New Haven offices, knew he had a good case: He was representing a motorcycle passenger who suffered two fractures in her left leg after a Jeep struck the bike, sending the woman flying through the air.
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