Felipe Sanchez v. Stanley Hall
Published: Oct. 26, 2004 | Result Date: Mar. 2, 2004 | Filing Date: Jan. 1, 1900 |Case number: 2000084957 Verdict – $0
Judge
Court
Alameda Superior
Attorneys
Plaintiff
Defendant
Marjorie J. Heinrich
(Heinrich Law PC)
Experts
Defendant
Toby L. Gloekler P.E., M.ASCE, ACTAR
(technical)
Facts
According to the defendant: Felipe Sanchez, a 44-year-old bartender, was driving his 1995 Nissan Sentra on April 28, 2000 when he broadsided the 1994 GMC Jimmy driven by Stanley Hall as both entered the stop sign-controlled intersection of Jackson Street and Third Street in Oakland. Sanchez sued Hall, alleging vehicular negligence. Sanchez claimed that Hall failed to stop at the stop sign and was the sole cause of the accident. Hall contended that Sanchez, not he, failed to stop.
Specials in Evidence
$1,825
Injuries
Sanchez claimed that the accident caused soft-tissue injuries to his neck and back and that he was treated by a chiropractor for three months.
Other Information
Defense accident reconstructionist Toby Gloekler testified that the condition and location of the vehicles after the accident indicated that Hall stopped at the stop sign before he entered the intersection.
Deliberation
two hours
Length
three days
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