Daily business review
14 April 2011

A jury awarded $876,771 to a man, after a itself was changing.

2008 Jeffrey Coffman was in resort country club, then 65, foot behind a fountain in a lobby in the diplomat when he fell. He claimed that the tile of a drainage device for the wells, incorrectly - installed a dangerous see-saw effect. He broke his right hip, require a complete hip replacement. Coffman said that he will require also a further difficult surgery.

Argued due to Defender Coffman was. The country club claimed also titanium stone could not the tile reinstall correctly after sealing area. Titan claimed knew the country club of the problem of tile. The jury found the country club is liable to 65 percent and Titan is liable to 35 percent.

Case: Coffman v. diplomat properties LP
Case No.: 062008CA024907
Plaintiff's personal injury lawyer: Todd R. Falzone and Eric S. Rosen, Kelley/Uustal, Fort Lauderdale
Defense lawyers: Scott D. Rembold, Bogert & Rembold, Coral Gables; Robert Squire, Houck Anderson, Miami

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