Moye v. Allstate Insurance Company, No. Cv 01-0446583 S (May 23, 2001)
Opinion of the Court
The plaintiff was injured in an accident which occurred on December 17, 1997. The coverage on the vehicle which struck the plaintiff and others had a $20-$40,000 policy limit.
In an arbitration proceeding, this plaintiff was awarded $13,000. This defendant-carrier paid him for medical expenses in the amount of $5,211.19. He seeks a judgment in this action of $50,000, relying on $6,148.19 in medical specials, $4500 in lost wages and a 10 percent permanency rating of his left shoulder. The bulk of the medical bills are for an intensive program of therapy treatments covering over ten months.
The defendant is entitled to a credit for the medical bills paid ($5,211.19) and a collateral source ($13,000).
Evaluating all of the above, the court concludes that the total value of this case is $34,000, with $10,648.19 allocated to economic damages and $23,351.81 to non-economic damages. After the appropriate deductions noted above, judgment may enter for the plaintiff in the amount of CT Page 6792 $15,788.81.
Anthony V. DeMayo, Judge Trial Referee
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