South Florida Lawyers Drive $6 Million Settlement for Cyclist Hit by Porsche
Christopher W. Royer, Joseph J. Slama and John D. Mooney represent Andy Introini, who sued after he was hit by a Porsche at a Miami Beach crosswalk.
April 15, 2019 at 02:33 PM
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Fort Lauderdale lawyers Christopher W. Royer, Joseph J. Slama and John D. Mooney negotiated a $6 million settlement for a cyclist claiming to have a mild traumatic brain injury after being hit by a Porsche at a crosswalk.
Construction worker Andy Introini, 31, was peddling around Miami Beach on Nov. 8, 2017. But as he crossed at the intersection of 21st Street and Collins Avenue, driver Raymond H. Maroon Jr. allegedly made a high-speed right turn with his 2018 911 Porsche.
The luxury car struck Introini's bicycle, according to Slama, sending the cyclist flying onto the windshield before slamming onto the tarmac, where he hit the side of his head. Introini sued a year later in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, alleging Maroon didn't look properly before turning. He sought damages for medical expenses and pain and suffering.
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