This is the black Honda CRV that Tracy Michaud was driving when she was rear-ended by a Chevy Equinox van driven by Mark Hallbauer. Courtesy photo
A Barkhamsted woman who suffered serious injuries to her right foot and left shoulder after the Honda CRV she was driving was rear-ended by another vehicle in Hartford three years ago has won an arbitration award of nearly $200,000.
Arbitrator Herb Shepardson, a partner with Hartford-based Cooney Scully and Dowling, awarded Tracy Michaud $194,649 on Tuesday. In a lawsuit filed in New London Superior Court, Michaud claimed she was slowing down for a traffic signal near the intersection of Homestead Avenue and Burton Street when she was hit by a Chevy Equinox owned by East Lyme Police Cadets and driven by employee Mark Hallbauer.
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