Plaintiffs' counsel Amanda Mitchell has secured a $100,000 settlement — pre-suit — for a client injured in a two-vehicle smashup last year in Branford.
December 10, 2020 at 01:29 PM
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Armed with the testimony of three eyewitnesses and the medical records of her client, plaintiffs counsel Amanda Mitchell knew she had a good case in representing plaintiff Robert Bassett, who T-boned a car that had run a red light.
Mitchell, a prelitigation attorney with Carter Mario Law Firm in New Britain, said the eyewitnesses and the medical needs of her client made her case.
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Robert Bassett’s GMC Sierra truck struck a vehicle that had run a red light in Branford in September 2019. Bassett suffered neck and back injuries and recently settled his case for $100,000. Courtesy photo
