Brad D. Trust | Edgar Snyder & Associates
PITTSBURGH – Counsel for a Pittsburgh man who suffered a broken arm and leg injuries at a local Ace Hardware store when he says he fell on an unevenly positioned mat near its entrance doors in 2019 denies the counter-argument of the store.
Paul Capenos of Pittsburgh first filed suit in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas on Sept. 22 versus Greentree Hardware & Electric, Inc. and Charles A. Bickel (both doing business as “Ace Fix-It Hardware”), also of Pittsburgh.
(A Nov. 25 court order amended the defendants’ list in dismissing Greentree Hardware & Electric, Inc. and Bickel without prejudice, and replacing them with Ace Fix-It Hardware of Duncansville, Inc., doing business as “Ace Fix-It Hardware.)”
PITTSBURGH – A Pittsburgh man who suffered a broken arm and leg injuries at a local Ace Hardware store when he fell on an unevenly positioned mat near its entrance doors in 2019, argues that the store’s answer to his suit is insufficient.
Paul Capenos of Pittsburgh first filed suit in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas on Sept. 22 versus Greentree Hardware & Electric, Inc. and Charles A. Bickel (both doing business as “Ace Fix-It Hardware”), also of Pittsburgh.
(A Nov. 25 court order amended the defendants’ list in dismissing Greentree Hardware & Electric, Inc. and Bickel without prejudice, and replacing them with Ace Fix-It Hardware of Duncansville, Inc., doing business as “Ace Fix-It Hardware.)”
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