Attorney James Sabatini has been retained by a client seriously injured in a single car accident. The client sustained multiple injuries including a fractured neck. The client was driving a used vehicle that he had recently purchased. The car was sold to him without an operational driver’s seat belt in violation of Connecticut law.
Attorney James Sabatini has obtained a confidential settlement for a client who sustained a traumatic brain injury. The settlement was reached after one year of litigation and lengthy settlement discussions.
Attorney James Sabatini obtained a confidential VIOXX settlement on behalf of his client. The client suffered a mini-strike resulting in vision impairment to one eye. The case settled for a confidential sum. Attorney James Sabatini is currently accepting new drug injury cases including cases involving Yaz and Yasmin.
There is a potential new test for brain injuries currently in development. Researchers are closing in on identifying biomarkers that would allow diagnosis of brain injuries with a simple blood test. The biomarkers are proteins produced by an injured brain. Such testing could allow for quicker diagnosis of a brain injury and quicker appropriate medical treatment. For example, brain injury is not just an immediate injury. It is a disease process that can last for days following the traumatic event. During that time, a cascade of biomarker proteins are produced. This suggests that the brain damage continues to take place. If a simple blood test could result in an immediate diagnose, earlier medical intervention could prevent the additional brain damage from occurring.
Since the 1960s, litigation alleging design defects in motor vehicles has triggered safety enhancements. For example, electronic stability control, air bags, power windows, side-impact design were all prompted by litigation. To learn more about design defect litigation and the future lives it has saved and serious injuries prevented, click here.