Nesbitt et al v. Bacot et al
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ORDER granting 57 Motion for approval of the compromise of the claim of Plaintiff A.N., a minor, as to Defendant Wesley Adam Sherrod. Signed by Judge William T. Moore, Jr on 7/28/17. (jlm)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
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SAVANNAH DIVISION
DALLAS NESBITT,Individually,
BRIANNA CORDOVA,Individually
and as NEXT FRIEND ofA.N.,
a minor.
Civil Action No. CV4:16-009
Plaintiffs,
V.
BRITTANY BACOT,BACOT'S
ELECTRICAL SERVICES,LLC,
& WESLEY ADAM SHERROD,
Defendants.
ORDER
Before the Court is the Petition of Plaintiffs Dallas Nesbitt and Brianna Cordova, the
parents and guardians of Plaintiff A.N., a minor,for approval of the compromise ofthe claim of
Plaintiff A.N., a minor, as to Defendant Wesley Adam Sherrod. Having read and considered the
petition, including the Local Rule 17.1(B) Verified Statement of Plaintiffs Counsel, Thomas A.
Withers, Esq., the Court hereby approves the allocation of settlement proceeds from Defendant
Sherrod, including the payment of attomey's fees and litigation expenses, as requested in said
Petition. Specifically,out ofthe $39,500.00 settlement firom Defendant Sherrod,Plaintiffs counsel
shall receive $11,850.00 in attorneys' fees and be reimbursed $3,078.38 in litigation expenses.The
remaining proceeds from Defendant Sherrod shall be distributed on a 2-1-1 basis, with $12,285.81
to minor Plaintiff A.N., $6,142.90 to Plaintiff Dallas Nesbitt, and $6,142.91 to Plaintiff Briaiuia
Cordova.
The resolution ofany valid lien for medical services to minor PlaintifT A.N. shall be made
out ofthe portions of die proceeds allocated to Plaintiffs Dallas Nesbitt and Briana Cordova,and
shall not be the responsibility of minor Plaintiff A.N.
SO ORDERED this^^ay of
.2017.
HONORABLE WILLIAM T. M0B3RE,JR.
JUDGE,UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
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