Publications - Motor Vehicle, Passenger - Andre Primus V Marco Sloan; Boston Coach - N.J. Corp; Eloston Coach Connection Corp, and FTM Servi, No. 32107/00

Publications : Motor Vehicle, Passenger - Andre Primus V Marco Sloan; Boston Coach - N.J. Corp; Eloston Coach Connection Corp, and FTM Servi, No. 32107/00 (Publication-123)

Motor Vehicle Decision: (P) $950,000.00 Case Type: Passenger Case Name: Andre Primus V Marco Sloan; Boston Coach • N.J. Corp; Eloston Coach Connection Corp, and FTM Servi, No. 32107/00 Venue: Kings Supreme. NV Judge: David B. Vaughan Date: 02-07-2002 Plaintiff(s): Attorney(s): James D. Kiley; Kiley, Kiley & KiIey of Great Neck, NY Expert(s): Dr Robert Donadt, Orthopedics; Jamaica, NY Dr Richard Schuster; Vocational Rehabilitation; Manhattan, NY Conrad Berenson; Economic Analysis; Woodburn, NY Dr. Adrian Neumann; Neurology Defendant(s): Attorney(s): Emilio F Grillo; Ahmuty, Demers & McManus; New York, NY Expert(s): Dr. Milton Smith; Orthopedics, Brooklyn NY Robert Bower M.D; Vocational Rehabilitation; Medford, NY Daniel Feuer M D., Neurology Insurers: AIG Facts: Plaintiff, a 28-year-old UPS revenue auditor and part-time office cleaner, was a front seat passenger in a vehicle driven by Defendant Sloan, and owned by Defendant Boston Coach, which was involved in a one-car accident on 8/11/00. Evidence indicated that the vehicle drove off Jackie Robinson Pkwy. in Queens, striking a utility pole. Police used the Jaws of Life to extract Plaintiff from the Vehicle. Injury: Comminuted fracture of the right mid and proximal femoral shaft with open reduction and internal fixation with the insertion of an 18-inch. intermedullary rod, peroneal and posterior tibial nerve damage in the right knee, resulting in paresthesia of the right lower extremity. A traction pin was inserted through the proximal tibia and Plaintiff was placed in traction fort day, He was hospitalized for 11 days. Plaintiff walks with an antalgic gait, and requires a cane. Plaintiff would have claimed that his injuries have prevented him from returning to work. His orthopedist would have testified that Plaintiff will require a second surgery for removal of the intermedullary rod. Defendant would have argued that Plaintiff is capable of returning to work, but in a limited capacity Plaintiffs economist had projected future lost wages at$1,200,000 to $t,9U0,DDO, given his permanent physical disability. Settlement details: The settlement will result in a guaranteed annuity of $1,038,899 over 20 years, and a lifetime yield of $2,434,553. Carrier AIG. Verdict Information: This action which settled at mediation, resulted in a structured settlement with a present value of $950,000.

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