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MEDIA - A Clifton Heights couple want to pursue the Wilson s Secret Sauce restaurant of Upper Darby in the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas after the husband was injured on the premises, according to a March 24 lawsuit.
Plaintiff Brian MacQueen visited the restaurant, owned by Secret Sauce LLC and Steven and Kelly Wilson, on December 7, 2019. While there, the plaintiff says he leaned against a railing that he did not know was broken or defective.
MacQueen fell through the railing when it collapsed to the floor below; he sustained serious and permanent injuries to his elbow, knee, wrist and back, the suit claims.
Theodore Caldwell for the plaintiff
MEDIA - A Downingtown couple sued Paoli Memorial Hospital s owners and operators after the wife allegedly tripped and was injured exiting the hospital after a doctor s appointment.
According to documents filed in February in the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas, plaintiff Lisa Egan was leaving a doctor s appointment on April 5, 2019. She walked along the second-story hallway to a doorway that was marked with an exit sign, and descended two flights of stairs, where she then encountered another door that led out of the building.
Egan says there was no signs or other indicators that the doors and stairs she had used were not actually intended for patient use and were instead for either staff, personnel, or fire/emergency.
Greenfield | Spear Greenfield Richman Weitz & Taggart
MEDIA – A Delaware County woman reiterates that she suffered a litany of head and spinal injuries when, during a dinner spent in the defendant’s living room, a ceiling collapsed and landed on top of her.
Makoya Dolley of Clifton Heights first filed suit in the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas on Jan. 21 versus Cynthia Long, of Wallingford.
“On or about March 30, 2019, plaintiff, Makoya Dolley, was an invitee, licensee and/or otherwise legally on defendant’s premises, when, as a result of the negligence and/or carelessness of the defendants, the plaintiff was eating in the living room when the ceiling collapsed. As a result of this accident, the plaintiff suffered severe and permanent bodily injury,” the suit stated.
Stevens | Mintzer Sarowitz Zeris Ledva & Meyers
MEDIA – Big Lots refutes claims made by a Lansdale woman that it created and failed to remedy a tripping hazard on the premises of one of its local stores, which led to her falling and becoming seriously injured while she was shopping there.
Dianitza Nieto-Kuller first filed suit in the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas on Feb. 4 versus Big Lots Store, Inc. (c/o CT Corporation System), of Harrisburg.
“On or about May 27, 2019, plaintiff was lawfully upon the premises shopping, exercising all due care and caution for her safety, walking in one of the premises’ aisles open and intended for business invitees’ use,” the suit said.