Car accident victim awarded £6.3m compensation - March 2008
A man who was left disabled after suffering brain injuries in a car accident has been awarded £6.3m compensation.
David Dei-Ceci, from Newcastle, was going on a camping trip when the car in which he was a passenger crashed into a field. Mr Dei-Ceci, who is now 23, was 17 at the time of the accident. He had just finished college and was hoping to start work as a mechanic.
He sustained serious brain injuries and will need constant care for the rest of his life. He will never be able to work again. His claim for compensation was made against the insurers of the driver of the car.
The award of £6.3m was made at the High Court in London. The money will be managed by the Court of Protection and will be used to provide Mr Dei-Ceci with the care and comfort that he needs. |