On March 10, 2004 Plaintiff, Marsha Mozelewski, a single mother of an 11 year old boy and primary caretaker for her elderly father, was driving on I-30 in Dallas, Texas when her vehicle was rear-ended by a vehicle driven by Gene Gaines. Ms. Mozelewski alleged that Mr. Gaines was negeligent in the operation of his vehicle.
(PRWEB) February 22, 2005 -- On March 10, 2004, Plaintiff's decedent, Marsha Mozelewski, 41, a single mother of an 11 year old boy and primary caretaker for her elderly father, was driving her 2001 Chrysler Sebring, on Interstate 30 near Woodall Rogers in Dallas, Texas when she was rearended by a 1990 Jeep Cherokee driven by Gene Gaines, pushing Mozelewski's vehicle into the vehicle in front of her.
Ms. Mozelewski hired Grossman Law Offices approximately 6 months after the accident occurred. Ms. Mozelewski, was referred to Grossman Law Offices by a friend who had also obtained a very favorable settlement in an unrelated car accident.
Grossman Law Offices concentrates on representing families who have suffered through the loss or serious injury of a loved one due the carelessness of another person. Our firm prides itself on taking a personal interest in the families well-being. Mr. Grossman forms personal relationships with the family in order to provide the best legal representation for that family.
"When a family puts their trust in our law firm we consider it an honor and privilege. Representing families who have suffered a tragic loss is a responsibility our law firm takes very seriously." (Quote from E. Michael Grossman, Attorney at Law). Contact Mr. Grossman by visiting his website at http://www.injuryrelief.com or toll free 888-436-0288.
Ms. Mozelewski sued Gaines and Judy Young, who owned the vehicle Gaines was driving, aleging neglegence. Ms. Mozelewski later died of unrelated causes before trial and her estate continued the action.
Liability was not contested but the defendants isurer, Geico, challenged the amount of damages plead and the value of the case.
Ms. Mozelewski suffered a herniated disc at C3-4; traumatic herniation to the C3-4 disc with cord compression requiring an emergency microscopic C3-4 anterior cervical diskectomy and spinal cord decompression.
The insurance carrier for the Defendant, Mr. Gaines, was Geico. Plaintiffs counsel, E. Michael Grossman, (http://www.injuryrelief.com) commented that he was "very pleased with the settlement," because shortly after the accident, Ms. Mozelewski died due to unrelated causes. Thus, proving up damages in this case would have been very difficult.
Mr. Grossman attributes this successful settlement of the case to the hard work of his staff. Contact Mr. Grossman or his staff in Texas at 888-436-0288, 214-220-9191, Dallas, Texas http://www.injuryrelief.com.
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