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$300K – Craig J. Squillace

A 58-year-old woman sustained a fractured wrist and three surgeries after the car she was driving was struck by the defendant’s vehicle (Policy Limits).

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$11M – Richard F. Burke & Joseph T. Murphy

A child was killed and two other occupants seriously injured when the car they were riding in was rear-ended by another vehicle.

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$5M – Robert A. Clifford

A 59-year-old man was left permanently debilitated as a result of being struck by a pick-up truck while riding his motorcycle.

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$1.25M – Sarah F. King & Craig J. Squillace

A 40-year-old woman suffered a shattered right wrist and developed complex regional pain syndrome when she was struck by defendant’s vehicle at an intersection in Bloomington, Illinois. (Policy Limits)

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$3.5M – James C. Pullos

Plaintiff alleged her decedent was killed due to a crash with a national trucking/transportation company.

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$1M – Craig J. Squillace

A 55-year-old man sustained a vertebral artery dissection and subsequent stroke six days after his vehicle was rear-ended.

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$285K – Craig J. Squillace

A 62-year-old man sustained a fractured wrist, with surgery, when he was struck by the defendant while making a turn when he had the right-of-way.

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$250K – Craig J. Squillace

A 51-year-old man suffered shoulder injuries when the vehicle, in which he was in the front seat, was t-boned by the defendant.

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$2M – James C. Pullos

A 47-year-old woman sustained a traumatic brain injury and multiple fractures when her car was struck by a vehicle involved in a police pursuit. A passenger in the car suffered minor injuries as well. The case was settled as to both injured parties against the municipality involved in the police pursuit.
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