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personal injury settlement amounts FAQ
Since you are still treating and still having problems a year later you will end up with more than someone who only treated for 3 or 4 months (like myself). My settlement was $10,000 and ALL of my medical bills were paid in addition to that. In addition
Since you are still treating and still having problems a year later you will end up with more than someone who only treated for 3 or 4 months (like myself). My settlement was $10,000 and ALL of my medical bills were paid in addition to that. In addition
Only if it came about as the result of a lawsuit that went to trial. The parties can ask for the amount to be sealed.
Yes. Unless the file is sealed by the court.
After the settlement given to a man in a motorcycle accident of the max. allowed for minor injuries & pain & suffering of $2500.00 , he sued to get more out of the insurance company, but the courts up-held the legislation, so he got $2500.00.
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SAIC to pay $500.4M in settlement
CityTime was “a dampener on [our] morale, on the spirit of the company,” he said in an interview last week. “We can step out from under that now ... We can start to play offense.”
Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, last week called problems in the program “perhaps the single largest fraud ever perpetrated on the city of New York.”
Under its settlement, SAIC will pay $500.4 million in restitution and penalties. The company will also waive an additional $40 million that the city has not paid, and the U.S Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York will appoint an independent monitor for three years to review certain SAIC policies and practices.
The attorney’s office has charged SAIC with one criminal count — to which it has pleaded not guilty — but will defer prosecution based on SAIC’s “cooperation with the investigation, remediation efforts and acceptance of responsibility,” the company said in a statement. If SAIC complies with the deferred prosecution agreement, the charge will be dismissed in three years.
Source: Washington Post