$650,000 Jury Verdict for Broken Arm After Pedestrian is Hit by Dump Truck

Waldrop v. Oral Hamilton d/b/a Hamilton Trucking | Mobile County, Alabama | CV-20-901224 consolidated with CV-20-901752

Cunningham Bounds’ attorneys served as the lead trial team in a trial resulting in two plaintiff’s verdicts totaling $1.59 million. Our client suffered a broken arm when she was hit by a dump truck on the side of interstate after stopping to render aid to another motorist. A Mobile County jury awarded our client $650,000. The Defendant offered nothing to settle the case before trial.

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