After a four-day trial, a Philadelphia jury delivered a $3 million verdict yesterday to a railroad worker who sustained soft-tissue injuries when he fell from a locomotive's ladder. "If there ever was a textbook case of negligence, this was it," said Robert S. Goggin III, the plaintiff's attorney. The complaint was brought under the Federal Employee Liability Act, which was the plaintiff's only remedy, Goggin said.
July 15, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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After a four-day trial, a Philadelphia Common Pleas Court jury delivered a $3 million verdict yesterday to a railroad worker who sustained soft-tissue injuries when he fell from a locomotive’s ladder.
“If there ever was a textbook case of negligence, this was it,” said the plaintiff’s attorney, Robert S. Goggin III of William L. Keller & Associates. The Center City firm represents exclusively labor unions and their members.
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