Alan Hamilton (left) and Maggy Randels of Shiver Hamilton (Courtesy photo)
Shiver Hamilton partner Alan Hamilton said the trucking company admitted that its driver was following too closely but that the plaintiff bore some responsibility for hitting the brakes.
August 26, 2019 at 01:15 PM
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A woman rear-ended by a tractor-trailer was awarded more than $2.1 million by a federal jury in Chattanooga following a two-day liability trial.
Plaintiffs lawyer Alan Hamilton said there was no debate that the truck rear-ended the plaintiffs’ Honda Civic on Interstate 24 as it merges into Interstate 75 near Chattanooga. The only issue was whose fault it was.
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