Melinda Newman obtains Good Results for Our Client
Dec 12, 2006 ⋅ Category:
Melinda Newman recently obtained a dismissal on behalf of a client of the firm, a major retailing company, in a premises liability case. The plaintiff claimed she slipped and fell on a piece of wood in one of the retailer's store. After considering the retailer's no-evidence motion for summary judgment, the Collin County court found plaintiff had produced no evidence that: 1) the retailer had actual or constructive knowledge of a dangerous condition on its premises, or that 2) the retailer had failed to exercise reasonable care in eliminating or reducing the risk of harm from such a condition.