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California Jury Awards $2.45 Million Verdict in Walmart Parking Lot Fall Lawsuit

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San Diego, CA – A California state court jury reached a verdict on Monday in favor of a woman who claimed a fall in a Walmart parking lot was caused by a pothole. The jury awarded the plaintiff approximately $2.45 million in damages. The entire trial, from opening statements to closing arguments, was recorded by Courtroom View Network. The trial began on March 19 and concluded with the jury’s verdict on the same day. Plaintiff Kathy Morrow accused Walmart of negligence in failing to properly inspect and maintain their parking lot. Morrow claimed that her … Read more

The Controversy Surrounding Receipt Checks: Lawyer Warns Walmart and Other Retailers of Potential Risks

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TORONTO, Canada – Shoppers at Walmart and other retailers have been warned about the potential risks associated with receipt checks. While these inspections are common practice in membership stores like Costco and Sam’s Club, outrage has sparked among customers as receipt checks have been implemented at non-membership stores such as Walmart. Critics argue that these checks are intrusive and make them feel as though they are being treated like criminals. Customers have also expressed frustration over long lines that form near store exits due to greeters checking individual receipts. Daniel Tsai, a lawyer and professor … Read more

Off-Duty Officer Faces Legal Consequences After Fatally Injuring Man at Walmart

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CENTER TOWNSHIP, Pa. – A grand jury presentment obtained by BeaverCountian.com reveals that an off-duty police officer is facing charges in the death of a man whom he sent crashing to the ground at a Walmart in Center Township, Pennsylvania. The presentment states that the victim, Kenneth Vinyard, 42, was not behaving aggressively or resisting commands prior to the incident. Officer John Hawk, who has been charged by the state Attorney General’s Office with involuntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, simple assault, reckless endangerment, and perjury, remains free on a $200,000 unsecured bond. Hawk’s lawyer, Stephen Colafella, … Read more

Georgia Court of Appeals Set to Determine Upper Limit for Jury Awards in Walmart Personal Injury Case

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Atlanta, Georgia – The Georgia Court of Appeals is preparing to address the question of whether there is a maximum limit for a jury’s award of nominal damages. The case involves retail giant Walmart, who has appealed a $1 million personal injury verdict, arguing that the jury failed to account for pain, suffering, and medical expenses. Attorneys from Florida-based firm GrayRobinson are representing Walmart in this legal battle. Jack Reiter, who is advocating for Walmart as the defendant-appellant, asserted that the $1 million verdict is unjustifiable. He claimed that such a substantial award suggests bias, … Read more