"They were not disputing liability," plaintiffs counsel said. "It was all about the value and what the case was worth."
September 02, 2020 at 02:33 PM
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Plaintiffs attorney Tony Masone knew he had a good liability case, defending a couple thrown off their motorcycle following a collision with a car. The only question that needed to be answered: How much would the couple receive?
The litigants disagreed on how much compensation plaintiffs Brian and Amanda Carpenter should receive following the September 2017 accident in Orange.
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Brian and Amanda Carpenter were injured after the driver of a Toyota RAV4 collided with their motorcycle, throwing them off the vehicle. The couple has settled their case for $625,000. Photo: Orange Police Department
