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Railroad Car Accident Settlement Nets $1.1 Million for Iowa Man

Posted by Editor | Posted in Car Accident Cases, Personal Injury Cases in the News

A 55-year-old Iowa man was recently awarded $1.1 million by a U.S. District Court during his civil personal injury suit against a Grand Rapids railroad company.  

Reginald Booker worked as a carman for CSX Railroad for 24 years but had to leave the job when a hopper car fell off its jacks and nearly crushed him in September 2003.

Booker suffered serious nerve, vertebrae and pelvis injuries from the train accident, and now walks with a cane and a limp because of his disabilities.

The railroad car accident verdict originally awarded $1.4 million but was reduced 25% due to Booker’s own “contributory negligence” during this Iowa personal injury incident.

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i was in a car accident i live in ohio. i was tring to get a lawsuit loan but the ohio laws dont allow it. so i;m writing in blogs if some one could help me cause i cant work right at the moment i have 3 bulging disks in my neck and 2 in my lumbar spine. im willing give 20% of what i get from some one if they can help me out please help me out. the most i’m asking is 5k i dont need anymore than that willing to give out more information contact me at jimmylchandler@yahoo.com

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