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Elderly Woman Collects $1.1 Million For Brain Injury

December 28, 2012

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Flood said Coddington Automotive's insurer, Empire Fire & Marine, would have to pay all of the damages. Meanwhile, Amica Mutual is seeking reimbursement from Empire Fire & Marine for settlement paid in the uninsured motorist claim.

Flood said Scavone is happy to put the case behind her. "It was the first time she ever set foot in a courtroom," he said. "She's a sweet 87-year-old woman."

Assisting Flood was attorney Jose Altamirano, of Fitzpatrick, Mariano & Santos in Naugatuck.•

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