7 th position (Ex aequo) : Kathleen Robertson of Austin (Texas) was compensated with $ 780,000 by a jury after broken ankle after tripping and falling because of a child who was running in a kitchen store. Owners shop were shocked to be forced to pay that amount, more so knowing that the child had behaved so badly was the son of Mrs. Robertson.
6 th position (ex aequo): Carl Truman of Los Angeles and 19 years, won $ 74,000 and medical expenses when his neighbor ran over his hand with car, a Honda Accord. Carl Truman apparently did not realize that someone was driving the car when he was trying to steal hubcaps (yes, yes, so are the Yankies).
5 th position (Ex aequo) : Terrence Dickson, of Bristol, Pennsylvania, was leaving a house after finishing just steal it, and decided to leave the garage. He was unable to leave through the garage door because it was broken, and when trying to return to the house noticed that the door connecting the two rooms was one-way and could not leave or return home. The family was on vacation and Mr. Dickson found himself locked in the garage for 8 days. To survive, he did so based on Pepsi and a large bag of dog food she found. Sued the landlord for the moral damage suffered by that incident, and the jury agreed to put the compensation of the owner to the thief on half a million dollars.
Position 4: Kara Walton of Claymont, Delaware, successfully sued the owner of a pub night in the city when she fell from the bathroom window to the ground and broke teeth on the floor. This occurred while Ms. Walton was trying to sneak in the ladies room window to avoid paying the $ 3.50 account. The owner had to pay $ 12,000 and dental expenses.
Position 3: A Philadelphia restaurant had to pay Amber Carson of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, $ 113.500 after she slipped on a soft drink and broke her coccyx. That fluid was on the floor because she had thrown a half hour before her boyfriend during a fight.
2 nd Position : Jerry Williams of Little Rock, Arkansas, had to receive $ 14.500 plus medical expenses after being bitten in the ass by his neighbor's dog. The dog was in a cage in the garden of his owner locked. Compensation was less than the jury to perceive some provocation in the fact that Mr Williams was shooting the dog from above the cage with a pistol ball.
AND BEST OF ALL IS : Mr. Merv Grazinski, Oklahoma City, in November 2000 bought a Winnebago trailer of the big brand (of which are to Once car and caravan). On his first trip, being in a selected highway cruising speeds 70 miles per hour (about 120km / h) and went back to make coffee. Not surprisingly, the truck / trailer went off the road and collide. Mr.Grazinski sued Winnebago disappointed not to warn the user manual that actually he could not do that. Therefore, it was awarded $ 1,750,000 plus a new trailer.
Currently, Winnebago warns that fact in their manuals, in the case that some other idiot to buy one of their vehicles. After that, who is surprised that the questionnaire they give you on the plane when the Estates'll ask you if you commit a crime or a terrorist act?
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