Tennessee court upholds $575,000 award to UPS driver injured in 2022 crash
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A Tennessee appeals court has upheld a $575,000 compensation award to a UPS driver injured in a 2022 rear-end collision. The driver said his permanent shoulder injury could affect…
A Tennessee appeals court has upheld a $575,000 compensation award to a UPS driver injured in a 2022 collision. The court ruled on November 9 that the evidence supported the jury's findings that the crash caused permanent shoulder damage and affected the driver's future earning capacity.The case involved Randy Gooden, whose vehicle was hit from behind by Bryant Johnson on January 13, 2022. Johnson worked for Serra Chevrolet LLC. Gooden sued both, seeking $1.5 million in damages.According to the judgement, Gooden returned to his UPS delivery job but said shoulder pain made his work difficult.
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