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Man awarded $5.7 million in crash suit involving postal worker
Motorcycle rider lost leg in wreck
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A Cumming man was awarded $5.7 million last week in a suit against the federal government after a collision involving a U.S. Postal Service employee caused his leg to be amputated. Jonathan L. Seitz received the award April 27 of $5,740,767.81 after a November 2012 wreck on Ga. 198 in Banks County. Riding a motorcycle, Seitz attempted to pass a postal truck that had been delivering mail.