Christensen Law Wins Largest Personal Injury Verdict: $17.8 Million
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"The jury's verdict made it possible for me to have closure, have a new outlook on my life, start the real healing process, let go of the anger and ultimately, allowed me to see the silver lining," said Vaylma Dorado, the 36-year-old plaintiff in the trial.
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Because of the accident, Christensen's client had to have three spinal fusion back surgeries, a hip fusion and shoulder surgery. Dorado now has a collection of screws and plates in her spine that causes her constant pain. She also suffered a significant traumatic brain injury (TBI). As a result, she is no longer able to work or live independently.
"Nothing that happened since the accident will restore our client's health, but the money the jury awarded will ensure that she has the medical and professional care she needs so that financial concerns will no longer stand in the way of her continuing rehabilitation," said
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Christensen and Stempky Kime explained that the firm's trial record is among the top 1 percent of trial attorneys nationwide. They believe that every case – large or small – must be carefully prepared for trial from day one and that their tenacious approach to personal injury case facts is responsible for their success in this and many other cases.
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