Attorneys listen as the judge reads the verdict awarding over $65 million to an apartment complex tenant severely burned in a gas line explosion in his unit.
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$72+ Million Total Award To Man Burned In Apartment Gas Line Explosion
Posted by Steve Silver on Jan 15, 2015 7:45:00 PM
Topics: Premises Liability, Negligence, Georgia, Wells v. Aslan Commons
Late Night, High Speed Tractor-Trailer Collision Trial to Open
Posted by Steve Silver on Jan 15, 2015 12:03:00 PM
Jury selection is underway today in a DeKalb County State Court case arising out of a late night Cook County traffic accident in which a tractor-trailer rear ended a Jeep, injuring the Jeep’s driver. Lee Scott Collins v. Lonzia Collins, KCH Trucking, LLC and Westfield Insurance Company, 13-A48999-6.
According to court documents, the accident occurred on I-75 in Cook County about 4:00 a.m. Plaintiff Lee Scott Collins was driving a Jeep Cherokee in the far right hand lane while hauling a dog trailer. Defendant Lonzia Collins was following Lee Collins’ Jeep in a fully loaded tractor-trailer he was driving for his employer, defendant KCH Trucking.
Topics: Negligence, Georgia, Transportation
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Opening arguments took place in the case of a Sandy Springs man who has sued the owners and managers of his apartment complex after being severely burned in a gas explosion at his apartment. CVN will provide gavel-to-gavel video coverage at the trial's conclusion.
Atlanta, GA- A Fulton County State Court jury heard opening arguments today in the case of a man injured when gas leaking from the dryer line in an apartment exploded. Stephen D. Wells v. Aslan Commons, LLC et al, 12EV014728.
Topics: Premises Liability, Negligence, Georgia
Georgia Power on the Defense as Trial Begins in Auto Collision Case
Posted by Steve Silver on Jan 12, 2015 8:00:00 AM
Trial was scheduled to begin Monday in Gwinnett County State Court in an auto collision suit involving a Georgia Power truck that injured two people.
Lawrenceville, GA– Trial was to begin today in a suit stemming from a 2010 collision with a Georgia Power vehicle that left two motorists seriously injured. Sandra Juarez and William Villacorta v. Georgia Power Company and Cassandra Jeyeun Kim a/k/a Kim Cassandra, 11-C-09903-S1.
Sandra Juarez and William Villacorta claim a Georgia Power truck, driven by Cassandra Kim, struck their car from behind as Juarez slowed to make a left-hand turn. Plaintiffs claim the truck was going about 40 mph when it hit their car, injuring both Juarez and Villacorta.
Topics: Negligence, Georgia