"The biggest hurdle we overcame in this case was the defense's argument that her pain and injuries weren't related to the crash," the attorney representing the plaintiff said.
March 05, 2024 at 09:53 AM
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A Brevard County jury awarded Kimberly Agee nearly $2 million for injuries she sustained in a 2019 car crash, but the case had to go to trial to make that outcome happen.
Agee, who was represented by Morgan & Morgan attorneys Grant Gillenwater and Yalkin Gencel, declined the defense’s highest pre-trial settlement offer of $100,000, and was ultimately awarded the seven-figure verdict.
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