(l-r) Cristina Sabbagh, Bryan Hofeld, and Zane Berg, with the Schlesinger Law Firm. Courtesy photos.
"Although this is a woman who may look OK, that doesn’t mean that she is totally OK and doesn’t have real pain and real problems," said attorney Bryan Hofeld, who worked with co-counsel Zane Berg and Cristina Sabbagh of the Schlesigger Law Offices to land a $2.18 million jury verdict for Lee County cyclist Mary Mitchell, who was hit by a driver.
August 19, 2019 at 01:57 PM
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Bryan Hofeld, Zane Berg and Cristina Sabbagh of Schlesinger Law Offices in Fort Lauderdale won a $2.18 million jury verdict for a cyclist struck by a car in Sanibel Island in Lee County.
It was a satisfying result for the plaintiff, who had rejected an award of about $450,00 in damages after mandatory nonbinding arbitration in April, according to Hofeld.
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