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Premises Liability Case Highlights

  • $1,955,000 recovery against a retailer, National Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), and Board of Education for a fifth grader who suffered fractures to her left wrist and ankle when an 18-foot inflatable slide tipped over in a school gymnasium. Due to surgery on her ankle, she developed complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). The PTO and retailer paid a total amount of their policies.
  • $1,400,000 settlement for an injury a volunteer suffered when struck by a hammer throw during an event.
  • $750,000 settlement against a trucking company whose driver pulled away from a loading dock without warning and injured the loading dock’s employee.
  • $700,000 settlement for a boy who suffered spinal compression fractures at L1 and L3 after falling twenty-five feet from a platform during his first attempt at a high rope climbing facility. The fall was caused by the Defendant’s staff members’ failure to ensure the boy had properly attached his safety rope to a weightbearing harness loop. Most of the boy’s medical care was delivered by a neurological chiropractor.
  • $430,000 total recovery for a porch fall that caused injuries when an unsafe porch railing gave way.
  • $350,000 against a shipping company for improperly loading and securing its shipment, resulting in injuries to the driver when unloading the truck.
  • $330,000 settlement against a condominium association for back injuries suffered due to a slip and fall caused by an unnatural accumulation of ice in the driveway​.
  • $300,000 settlement against the City of Chicago for a 69-year-old woman who suffered a fractured right hip requiring replacement when she tripped and fell due to a broken curb.
  • $225,000 settlement against a municipality for willfully not repairing a defective area of sidewalk, causing a resident’s wrist fracture.
  • $200,000 verdict against elevator company for not maintaining proper leveling causing a 38-year-old woman to trip and fall resulting in a torn rotator cuff.