You’re safely driving along and minding your own business when, out of nowhere, another driver’s carelessness disrupts your life. Every car accident is upsetting, but when another driver causes you to suffer injuries and damage to your vehicle, it’s a very difficult situation.
If you’ve suffered injuries in an accident that happened due to someone else’s negligence, you’ve likely experienced substantial disruptions in your everyday life. One minute, you’re going about your business, and the next, you’re injured and unsure about how to proceed.
If another driver crashes into your car, it’s obviously a difficult time, and you naturally need compensation for the damages you suffer. You may, however, have questions about how to prove that the other driver is responsible for hitting your car. While common sense often prevails when it comes to determining fault, there are a variety of factors to consider.
The following is a summary of various accounts published in the on-line version of the Poughkeepsie Journal over the period of several years. Spyros Panos was an orthopedic surgeon at Mid-Hudson Medical Center in Poughkeepsie, New York. He was a billing machine, invoicing thirty-five millions from 2007 to 2011. On office days, he saw between sixty and ninety patients. On surgical days, he performed, on average, seventeen surgeries per 10-12 hour day. During that same 2007 to 2011 period, Mid-Hudson paid Panos 7.5 million dollars.
