"I think people have gotten very shy over the last few years, at least in central Pennsylvania, about going to a jury on a standard auto case," Kosik said. "If you're not getting fair value, you definitely should take the chance. It's the only way to push them to give more money on these cases."
October 25, 2022 at 06:09 PM
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Bureau Chief
A federal jury in Pennsylvania has handed up a more than $1 million verdict in an underinsured motorist claim seeking coverage for alleged neck, back and shoulder injuries.
According to the lawyer who represented the plaintiff in the case, the lawsuit is a win in a type of litigation that rarely goes to trial, and one that shows attorneys should not be afraid to take their UIM cases before a jury if defendants play hardball.
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