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The Circuit Court Judge granted the defendant grocery store summary judgment in a slip and fall lawsuit. The Court rejected the plaintiff’s claim that the defendant failed to maintain a reasonably safe premises for its customers given the deposition and physical evidence presented by the defendant.
In a Mississippi Tort Claims Act case involving a garbage truck and automobile collision, plaintiff sought approximately $620,000 in damages during the bench trial. Mr. Little defended both liability and the amount of the claimed damages. Lafayette County Circuit Judge Elliott returned a verdict in the amount of only $21,545. […]
In a case involving a double impact, rear-end collision, Plaintiff (a local attorney), who was in the middle vehicle, with a little over $6,000 in claimed medical specials, asked the jury for $45,000 in closing. However, a considerable amount of the medicals incurred followed a two year period of time […]
The United States District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi granted a defense motion for summary judgment largely because plaintiff’s attorney did not designate an expert during the discovery period, and that the Mississippi Production Liability Act requires expert testimony. Additionally defense argued that plaintiff provided no evidence of […]
