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A Plantation man’s truck was broadsided when returning home from work one night in July 1998, resulting in severe trauma and a year’s hospital stay. Marine veteran Frederick Wilson, 49, was working the night shift at CSX Railroad when Ronald Bottex hit him, throwing him out of the truck and into a Carol City intersection. Wilson suffered a broken neck, collarbone and brain hemorrhage and is now a paraplegic.
 ]]>... Tue, 15 May 2007 20:19:36 GMT 0.89485200 1210941648 http://www.justiceforall.com/general.php?category=In+the+News&subhead=Television&headline=CBS+Local+4+-+Man+Sues+Volvo+For+Death+Of+Wife+And+Unborn+Child ... Tue, 17 Oct 2006 05:00:00 GMT 0.89500300 1210941648 http://www.justiceforall.com/files/Herald-BUYER%20FEELS%20SHORTCHANGED.pdf Rebecca Riley spent $873,000 for a condo unit in the posh Las Olas River House last year, but the real estate agent now feels a bit shortchanged.

Paralyzed man grateful for settlement

By Christina A Samuels

Frank Roster is grateful.

Grateful to the jury that awarded him millions when he was struck by a drunk driver on State Road A1A in Hollywood and left a quadriplegic. Grateful to his lawyers. Grateful to the woman who married him after the accident, when it was clear he would never be the same man he was before that day in 1988. Grateful to his real friends, the ones who never left his side during the bad times.

And finally, grateful to the Florida legislators who, 10 years after the accident, and four years after the trial, gave Roster a $4.6 million settlement.

The bill awarding him the money - a necessity for every settlement over $100,000 against a state agency - slipped into law last week, little noticed amid the normal partisan battles. Legislators agreed with Roster's contention that the road was too narrow, bringing bikes and cars perilo]]>... Sat, 1 Jul 2006 05:00:00 GMT 0.89650700 1210941648 http://www.justiceforall.com/files/Jury%20Awards-Sun%20Sentinel1.pdf Jill Grant cannot recall the morning six years ago, when a semi-trailer truck crushed her car like a cheap toy, critically injuring her and forever changing her life.

By Larry Keller

Jill Grant cannot recall the morning six years ago, when a tractor-trailer crushed her car like a cheap toy, critically injuring her and forever changing her life.

"I can't remember what happened yesterday, or what I had to eat," Grant, 40, said on Friday, the day after a Broward Circuit Court jury decided she should receive $7 million from truck driver Denver Wayne Burtz of Plant City and his employer, Publix Super Markets.

Grant was driving south on Florida's Turnpike near the Delray Beach toll plaza at around 5 a.m. when she was hit from behind by Burtz's 18-wheeler, which was loaded with frozen pies. The truck hit her car a second time, pinning it against a guardrail.

There were no independent witnesses to the accident, so Grant's lawyers, Scott Schlesinger and Robert Kelley, hired a Cornell University physics professor, Arthur Paskin, to reconstruct the accident on a computer.... Sat, 1 Jul 2006 05:00:00 GMT 0.10931300 1210941649 http://www.justiceforall.com/files/HowBestAttys.pdf

In the case of Andrea Robin Alvarez and Kevin R. Alvarez v. Nissan Motor Company, Ltd., a Florida jury deliberated for four days and handed down a verdict of $3,472,000 in January, 2003.