Natasha Germanski

This motion for default judgment was brought by Security National Insurance Company, as assignee of the plaintiff, against the at-fault operator, Anthony Williams, following a motor vehicle accident.

Williams had been noted in default.

The court assessed liability and damages, finding Williams liable and the $300,000 settlement paid by Security National to the plaintiff to be fair and reasonable compensation for her injuries, which included chronic pain and psychological issues meeting the Insurance Act threshold.

Default judgment was granted against Williams, along with costs.

This endorsement addresses a motion for default judgment brought by Security National Insurance Company, acting through the plaintiff, against two co-defendants, Anthony Williams and Ivan Divkovic, following a motor vehicle accident and subsequent assignment of the plaintiff's claim.

The court identified several deficiencies in the motion materials, specifically the lack of evidence and caselaw to support the reasonableness of the $300,000 settlement paid by Security National, as required by Rule 19.05 for unliquidated damages.

The motion was not granted, but Security National was given 14 days to provide the necessary supporting materials, failing which the motion would be dismissed without prejudice.