The First District Court of Appeal sided with a woman who alleged she had preexisting migraines that worsened after a vehicle crash, despite wavering testimony about whether she suffered from them prior to the accident.
September 30, 2021 at 04:23 PM
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The First District Court of Appeal sided with a woman who alleged she had preexisting migraines that worsened after a vehicle crash, despite wavering testimony about whether she suffered from them prior to the accident.
Plaintiff Kaitlyn R. Turner took her case before a jury for damages, causation and permanency of injury following a vehicle crash involving Richard Gamiz.
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