Bridgeport solo practitioner Bertram McDowell. Courtesy photo
The plaintiffs counsel worked for the estate of a Simsbury man who died after a head-on crash.
August 10, 2020 at 01:21 PM
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Solo practitioner Bertram McDowell was able to get Liberty Mutual Insurance to agree to a seven-figure payout in a wrongful death motor vehicle case without a police report, thanks to diligence and a cooperating witness.
Bridgeport attorney McDowell, who settled the case for relatives of Lynton St. Marie for $1 million pre-lawsuit, had to negotiate with another plaintiffs attorney.
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