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Please E-mail suggested additions, comments and/or corrections to Kent@MoreLaw.Com. Date: 09-15-2006 Case Style: Terry L. Williams v. CSX Case Number: Unknown Judge: Unknown Court: Circuit Court, Jefferson County, Kentucky Plaintiff's Attorney: Kenneth Sales of Sales Tillman & Wallbaum, Louisville, Kentucky Defendant's Attorney: Unknown Description: Terry L. Williams sued CSX transportation corporation on a negligence theory claiming that he suffered permanent brain damage as a direct result fo being exposed to cleaning solvent at work in Louisville and Corbin, Kentucky. He claimed that he was but one of hundreds of the L&N railroad company, now owned by CSX, who were regularly exposed to the solvent which was know to cause brian damage. The defenses asserted by CSX are not available. Outcome: Plaintiff's verdict by 9 jurors awarding Williams $500,000 for medical expenses, $500,000 for loss of income, $500,000 for past mental and physical pain and suffering and $500,000 for future mental and physical pain and suffering with a finding that Williams was 10% at fault. Plaintiff's Experts: Unknown Defendant's Experts: Unknown Comments: None |
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