John Fleming represented a vehicle repair shop that held a vehicle in storage outside overnight, and the vehicle experienced damage. The vehicle owner sued the repair shop under a bailment theory, since the vehicle was returned in damaged condition to the owner. John achieved a not guilty ruling in favor of the repair shop, as plaintiff failed to prove the case.
Litigation Successes
McDonough County – Jury Verdict – Vehicle Bailment
Litigation Success
Tazewell County - Trial - Icy Automobile Accident - Headache Claim
Tom Norman completed a jury trial in Tazewell County involving a motor vehicle accident in winter snow conditions, where Defendant applied her...
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John Fleming defended a village in a case involving water damage to the interior of a house. There was a dispute whether the water damage came from...
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