Alabama Jury Awards $7.5M To Man Injured In WalMart

  Friday, November 10th, 2017 Source: Ledger-Enquirer

A Russell County Circuit Court jury returned a $7.5 million verdict late Wednesday against retail giant Walmart at its Phenix City store.
In July 2015, Henry Walker, a retired Army sergeant, was purchasing a watermelon at the store when his foot got caught in the wooden pallet and he fell, breaking his foot and hip, according to court testimony. Walker, 59 at the time of the incident, was awarded $2.5 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages by the seven-black, five-white member jury. Walker, who resides in Phenix City, was represented by Columbus attorneys Charlie Gower, his associate Shaun O’Hara and David Rayfield of Waldrep Mullin & Callahan LLC.

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