The defense argued the plaintiff had suffered no injury, because she had not been receiving treatment.
August 09, 2021 at 04:59 PM
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When an elderly caretaker was injured in a car accident, South Florida attorneys Rick Block, Heather Atkinson and Chris Hinckley of Morgan & Morgan had to show why their client had not had rehabilitative treatment.
The defense argued that no treatment suggested the nearly 70-year-old plaintiff had suffered no injury, so the three Morgan & Morgan lawyers had to convince the jury that the opposite was true.
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(L-R)Rick Block, Heather Atkinson and Chris Hinckley. Courtesy photos
