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Facts: Defendant's cat scratched plaintiff toddler in the eye and caused permanent vision damage. Defendant disputed the allegations, but settled with plaintiffs for $50,000 prior to trial.
Plaintiff Trenton Safford was 18 months old. He walking along a neighborhood street with his father on the day of this incident. Plaintiff Susan N. Safford, the boy's mother, claimed that as ...
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Facts: A 6 year old child was awarded $10,000 for injuries she suffered following a dog bite. A Lucas County jury deliberated 3 hours before returning its verdict.
Plaintiff Sarai McCreary was a 6 year old female. She walked in through an open gate into her neighbor's back yard and was bitten in the leg by an untethered dog. The dog was owned by Defendant Cheryl Wilson. This law...
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Facts: A 3 year old was seriously injured when she fell from a wall in a seating area to the floor below in defendant's shopping mall. Defendant denied that it owed a duty to the child, but settled the claim for $438,000 prior to trial.
Plaintiff Christa Hart and her 3 year old daughter, Plaintiff Rodgers, were shopping at Lynhaven Mall, owned by Defendant General Growth Propert...
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In this medical negligence matter, the plaintiffs contended that the defendant's nurse was negligent in handling the plaintiff infant and dropped him while he was in her care, causing him to suffer multiple skull fractures. In addition, the defendant reported the injuries sustained by the child to social services as potential child abuse by the plaintiff parents. The defendant initially denied th...
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In this action brought by the parents on behalf of their 11-year- old son, it was alleged that the defendant parents of the son's friend were negligent in failing to adequately supervise the boys while they were playing in the defendants basement. The plaintiff also contended that the defendant parents were negligent in failing to warn the boys not to play with the power equipment...
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This combined death and personal injury action arose out of a head-on collision between a Ford EXP and the 1987 Hyundai Excel in which the plaintiffs were traveling. The 28-year-old decedent mother, the Excel front-seat passenger, was killed and the three- year-old female rear-seat passenger suffered a paraplegic injury.
It was alleged that the injuries suffered by the deceden...
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This action was filed by the plaintiff parents on behalf of their four minor sons against the defendant, the Salvation Army. The plaintiffs alleged that the defendant negligently allowed a known sexual offender to come into contact with their sons, resulting in sexual molestation for a period of four to 18 months. The plaintiff parents claimed to have sustained emotional distress,...
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The plaintiff parents filed this action on behalf of their minor daughter against the defendant Ford Motor Company on both negligence and strict liability theories. The plaintiffs alleged that the door hinges of the defendant's Ford Explorer were dangerously defective causing a partial amputation of their young daughter's finger. The plaintiff also claimed that the defendant p...
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The plaintiff parents filed this action on behalf of their minor daughter against the defendant Ford Motor Company on both negligence and strict liability theories. The plaintiffs alleged that the door hinges of the defendant's Ford Explorer were dangerously defective causing a partial amputation of their young daughter's finger. The plaintiff also claimed that the defendant fa...
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The plaintiff parents filed this action on behalf of their minor daughter against the defendant Ford Motor Company on both negligence and strict liability theories. The plaintiffs alleged that the door hinges of the defendant's Ford Explorer were dangerously defective causing a partial amputation of their young daughter's finger. The plaintiff also claimed that the defendant fa...
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