Although shopping at big-box home improvement stores is an experience that’s not for the faint of heart, customers shouldn’t be forced to wear a hard hat – or should they? When Barbara Molska was shopping at a Chicago-area Home Depot store in 2005, she was struck on the head with a heavy brick-like object. Soon after the incident, Molska began to experience an array of troubling health symptoms, including debilitating neck and back pain and vision disturbances. In the recently filed suit, Molska is seeking at least $50,000 to cover the medical costs she incurred after being injured.
If you or a loved one has been hurt while out and about, we can help. Contact the attorneys at The Heller Law Firm for a free consultation, or call us direct at 866-461-5791. You will hear from us either the same day or within 24 hours.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Home Depot Hit with Premises Liability Suit
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