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The opposing parties reached an oral agreement to pay Douthwright $3.2 million. The insurers of Northeast were supposed to pay Douthwright $2.5 million upfront.
The opposing parties reached an oral agreement to pay Douthwright $3.2 million. The insurers of Northeast were supposed to pay Douthwright $2.5 million upfront.
In return, Douthwright withdrew his lawsuit in January 2001. Next, Northeast's insurer paid Douthwright $1 million. Northeast's other insurer refused to pay the remaining $1.5 million.
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Douthwright v. Northeast
Court Connecticut Appellate Court
Citation 805 A.2d 157
Date decided September 17, 2002

Facts

A concrete pylon fell off a truck & crushed Mr. Douthwright ("Douthwright")'s leg.

Procedural History

  • Northeast Corridor Foundations ="Northeast" = 1 of the defendants

Douthwright sued several defendants for money damages in a Connecticut state court.

The opposing parties reached an oral agreement to pay Douthwright $3.2 million. The insurers of Northeast were supposed to pay Douthwright $2.5 million upfront.

In return, Douthwright withdrew his lawsuit in January 2001. Next, Northeast's insurer paid Douthwright $1 million. Northeast's other insurer refused to pay the remaining $1.5 million.

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