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The jury’s damages award was based largely on severe psychological and emotional injuries that have occurred in the years after plaintiff Brandon Dorsa’s ambulance was struck, then fishtailed, then flipped over near the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge.
May 28, 2019 at 02:38 PM
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An emergency medical technician injured by a driver whose SUV struck an ambulance traveling to an emergency scene has been awarded $11.5 million.
The verdict was delivered by a jury that spent just six minutes deliberating liability and, in a separate trial, just 12 minutes deliberating damages, according to the EMT’s lawyer.
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