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New Haven Law Firm Secures $2.8 Million Settlement in Crash Case

A retired nuclear engineer has been awarded $2.8 million following a catastrophic motor vehicle collision at a New Haven intersection. The settlement resolves a claim against a driver who ignored multiple posted warnings and executed an illegal turn from a restricted lane directly into the plaintiff’s vehicle.

New Haven Law Firm Secures $2.8 Million Settlement in Crash Case

The incident occurred at the intersection of North Frontage Road and South Orange Street, where traffic camera footage confirmed the defendant bypassed lane restrictions intended for Air Rights garage access. The impact left the 70-year-old victim with severe injuries, necessitating a multi-level cervical fusion and resulting in a permanent cervical disability that has permanently altered his daily independence.

John J. Kennedy, Jr., the founding partner at Kennedy, Johnson, Schwab & Roberge, P.C. who represented the plaintiff, emphasized that the resolution serves as a form of accountability for the negligence displayed by the other driver. The firm utilized medical experts and investigative findings to secure the recovery, which accounts for both the extensive medical history and the long-term impact on the client’s quality of life. The client’s identity remains private at his request.

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