(L-R) Michael Rafi and Christopher Stokes, with the Rafi Law Firm. Photo by John Disney/ALM
Attorney Mike Rafi said his client is unlikely to work as a builder again, and hearing loss might impact his ability to return to his "passion" of writing about jazz.
July 08, 2019 at 06:16 PM
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A pedestrian who suffered severe head injuries after being hit by an SUV backing out of a driveway reached a $1.6 million presuit settlement last month.
The victim, a builder and freelance jazz columnist who is now 69, was left with myriad physical and neurological effects from the accident, including partial hearing loss in one ear.
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