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Plaintiff claimed she slipped on a slick substance and that wet floor signs were not properly placed. The court granted summary judgment finding that plaintiff could not prove the existence of a greasy substance and that wet floor sign provided adequate warning.
In a case tried to a jury in the Circuit Court of Monroe County, the defendant medical transportation company received a directed verdict at the close of plaintiff’s evidence in a motor vehicle accident case where plaintiff, a passenger in defendant’s vehicle, received serious injuries and incurred more than $400,000 […]
The Court of Appeals recently affirmed a summary judgment Ed Taylor obtained in the Circuit Court of Harrison County. The Plaintiff was run over by a vehicle operated by her brother-in-law who was DUI. the evidence indicated that Plaintiff either jumped out of the vehicle or was physically ejected by her sister. […]
The Circuit Court of Coahoma County granted summary judgment based upon discretionary function immunity and dismissed plaintiff’s claims against a city that a dangerous sidewalk caused her to fall and suffer injuries.
