John Fleming represented a hospital. This case involved an injured plaintiff, a hospital patient, who fell on an alleged improper rise between two different floor surfaces. Plaintiff claimed there was insufficient marking or warning of the differences in floor levels, causing her fall and fracture injuries. The jury returned a “not guilty” verdict in favor of the hospital.
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Knox County – Jury Verdict – Trip and Fall-Hospital
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Tazewell County – Jury Verdict – Vehicle Accident – “Chain Reaction”
John Fleming handled a jury trial, involving an automobile accident with $110,000 in special damages, in Tazewell County, Illinois. The...
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John represented an insurance carrier and gained judgment of non-coverage for a vehicle that was owned by a car dealership and taken by an employee...
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