“When you’re sitting there waiting for a verdict, your heart’s always beating like a racehorse,” Carl Secola Jr. said. But then the clerk reading the award left out a zero.
November 15, 2021 at 10:34 PM
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Plaintiffs attorney Carl Secola Jr. of Hamden said he was a bit anxious waiting for the verdict following a three-day trial before New Haven Superior Court Judge Barbara Bailey Jongbloed.
He said he knew he needed a significant award for future medical expenses because his client, Anthony Fiondella, would need surgery to relieve continuing pain from a back injury in a 2014 crash. And past medical bills had already piled up. Plus it had been a long, painful ordeal.
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