What Happened?
In September 2024, Whitney was driving straight on Francis Lewis Boulevard with the right of way when a taxi cab drove through a stop sign and t-boned the passenger side of her vehicle. The taxi driver claimed that he stopped at the stop sign and slowly proceeded through the intersection when Whitney came speeding and collided with him. Whitney was transported by ambulance to a hospital in Long Island, where she was evaluated, treated, and released home the same day.
As a result of the crash, Whitney suffered injuries to her neck, back, shoulders, and knees. She experienced neck pain that was associated with numbness and tingling in her right arm and hand, and she also had back pain that was associated with numbness and tingling in her feet. Her right shoulder pain was more severe and worsened with overhead activities, while the pain in both knees worsened with any form of activity. In fact, the pain in both knees became so severe that she was unable to bend them or squat down. Whitney’s overall condition also worsened during cold and rainy weather. She participated in conservative treatment for several months, and thankfully, she did not require surgery. While she missed a few days of work, she was able to return soon after the accident.
Whitney’s Queens Taxi T-Bone Accident Attorney
Whitney heard about The Case Handler lawyers from her mother, so the very next day after the accident, she called us to represent her. With our team on her side, Whitney was able to focus on healing while we handled everything else. Although the taxi driver blamed Whitney for causing the crash, our team knows exactly how to overcome false claims and accusations. With the help of our skilled Queens taxi t-bone accident attorney, we successfully proved the taxi driver was at fault, recovered compensation for Whitney’s lost wages, and secured a $22,500 settlement on her behalf.
