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XThe plaintiff began to complain of head, neck and back pain almost immediately. She was then taken by ambulance from the scene of the accident. As a result of the impact, the plaintiff suffered a mild traumatic brain injury, along with strains to her lumbar and cervical spine. After multiple treatment sessions on her lumbar and cervical spine, her pain continued to prevail. This exhibited that the conservative treatments she was receiving were ineffective. The plaintiff underwent rounds of surgery, as advised by medical professionals.
Habbas was able to quickly and successfully tender the policy limits on the third-party’s insurance, as well as the plaintiff’s Uninsured Motorist (UM) policy. However, the insurance company of the plaintiff’s driver made no effort to resolve this issue with our client. After a failed-attempt to respond to Habbas’ initial demand, it was clear the insurance company was delaying the process to settle. Due to his aggressive approach, one month before arbitration, Habbas was able to claim a total settlement of $880,000 from the insurance company at mediation.
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