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Safety Railing Failed
Settlement: $1.1 Million | Sacramento County | Gylen v. Peninsula Crane & Rigging
Plaintiff, a young construction apprentice, fell from a second level when a safety cable railing he grabbed failed, causing him to suffer a serious ankle injury.
Struck By Rushing Water From Fire Hydrant
Settlement: $3.175 Million | Sacramento County | Toller v. View Water District
The plaintiff received a spinal cord injury when he was struck by rushing water from a fire hydrant while he was in the process of removing the hydrant cap, while believing that the fire hydrant valve had been shut down. Plaintiff alleged he was using a defective water pressure gauge that was fabricated by View Water District.
Truck Hit Motorcycle Resulting In Right Wrist Fracture With Surgery
Settlement: $450,000 | Sacramento County | Tann v. Mr. B’s Trucking
The plaintiff, who was 46 years old, was injured when a tractor-trailer collided with his motorcycle causing him to lose control and collide with a cement divider. He sustained a right wrist fracture resulting in a surgery.
Hit From Rear Causing Vehicle To Hit Semi Trailer
Settlement: $9 Million | Sacramento County Superior Court | Adins v. Master Tile West
This action involved a catastrophic collision that took place in December of 2004 in a complex motor vehicle collision sequence. Roberta Adins was a 48-year-old special education teacher on her way home when an unknown driver affected traffic at an off-ramp in Solano County.
Struck By Lake Oroville Boat Shuttle After Falling Between Two Boats
Settlement: $5.5 Million | Butte County Superior Court | Lindblad v. Bidwell Marina
This action dealt with a marine/boating incident that took place on August 14, 2002. Ron Lindblad, a 65-year-old retired metal fabricator and his wife of 41 years, Lauralee Lindblad, were on their houseboat on Lake Oroville and were being shuttled by the Bidwell Marina shuttle back to the main marina.
Scaffolding Accident
Settlement: $6.5 Million | Not Disclosed | Hindman, et al. v. Sacramento Valley Scaffold Company, LLC, et al.
The two plaintiffs proceeded forward on a product liability theory after being injured when a mast climber collapsed resulting in serious orthopedic injuries.
Pedestrian Struck In Crosswalk
Verdict: $546,000 | Sacramento | Congdon v. Papa John’s Pizza
The 37-year-old plaintiff was injured when she was struck by a delivery vehicle while crossing the street in a crosswalk. Upon impact, plaintiff was knocked to the ground and struck her head resulting in a traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Slipped And Fell On Store Display
Settlement: $1.3 County | Shasta County | Cortelyou v. Orchard Supply & Hardware
Denise Cortelyou and her husband, Robert, visited the Orchard Supply & Hardware (OSH) on Athens Avenue in Redding, California, to shop for gardening supplies. As Denise Cortelyou entered the store, she stepped onto part of a display that had been left on the entryway floor.
Hit Head-On By Drunk Driver
Settlement: $7.65 Million | Fresno County Superior Court | v. Vista Verde Farms
This is a motor vehicle collision where the plaintiffs, Chalene, a 28-year-old single woman, and her mother, Dixie, a 60-year-old drama and arts professor at West Hills College, were struck head-on by an adverse driver who was a partner in the Vista Verde Farms and significantly under the influence of alcohol. Chalene suffered a back injury that ultimately resulted in surgery on her spine and a knee and foot injury which also required surgery.
Hand Crushed By Welding Machine
Settlement: $1.2 Million | Sacramento County | Nguyen v. Amerimax, et al.
Viet Nguyen was injured by a faulty product at his place of employment. Mr. Nguyen was employed in Yolo County and operating a welding machine for Jeld Wen window frames. Mr. Nguyen was a temporary employee and had very little experience in the industry. His dominant right hand was caught in an unprotected belt that crushed his fingers and hand. Mr. Nguyen’s injury is permanent, and he will never regain full use of his hand or fingers.
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