Terrell v. Hamilton
Jun 9, 2015
This is a three-car rearend auto collision case in which the plaintiff, who coaches semipro football, suffered a badly fractured toe. It has not responded to conservative treatment, and his doctor has recommended surgery. The defense admits neglig...
Jun 7, 2015
Watch closing argument highlights in a 2013 trial against a Florida storage unit company that led to a $5.5 million verdict in favor of a customer who suffered permanent injuries when he was crushed by one of the units.
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Electrocution's Role in Worker's Heart Damage a Central Issue in Widow's Suit Against Florida School
Jun 6, 2015
Trial opened Thursday in a widow's suit claiming a Florida school was responsible for an electrical accident that irreparably injured her husband's heart.
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Jun 4, 2015
In this commercial premises liability case, Stephanie claims her husband, Robert Goberman, was electrocuted while installing a fire sprinkler system at the Out of Door Academy. Goberman contends that the electrocution damaged her husband's heart ...
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Addiction a Key Issue as Trial in Fatal COPD Suit Opens Against R.J. Reynolds
Jun 4, 2015
Attorneys sparred over whether an over-the-road trucker was addicted to the cigarettes he smoked for 50 years, as trial began in a suit by the trucker's widow against R.J. Reynolds.
Jun 1, 2015
Cable giant Comcast Corp. did not install a defective security system that two homeowners said failed to stop attackers from entering their basement and torturing their son with a machete, a state court judge ruled Monday.
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May 29, 2015
Days after perjury claims led to a decision striking defense pleadings, jurors awarded less than $300,000 to a woman who claims she suffered lifelong brain and spinal damage following an ATV crash.
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May 28, 2015
Nursing home operator Five Star Quality Care Inc. was walloped with a $16.7 million punitive damages verdict on Thursday after already being nailed with a $2.5 million compensatory damages verdict.
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Nursing Home Slapped With $2.5M Bedsore Verdict, Punitive Phase To Follow
May 27, 2015
A state court jury has awarded $2.5 million to the family of an 86-year-old woman who developed an infected bedsore in a nursing home operated by Five Star Quality Care Inc. and later died, along with an undetermined amount of punitive damages.
May 26, 2015
In openings of January's trial over the drowning of powerboat racing champion Joey Gratton, Gregory Barnhart details the moments following an accident like the one that caused Gratton's death.
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May 26, 2015
Check to see which veteran defense attorney is featured on this week's Engle progeny trading card.
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May 22, 2015
Jurors found Willie Gray, the deceased smoker at the heart of his widow Ethel Gray's suit against tobacco maker R.J. Reynolds, had not been addicted to Reynolds-brand cigarettes.
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