U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Meyer of the District of Connecticut. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM
Citing a lack of personal jurisdiction, a federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Connecticut man against Jamaica-based Sandals Resorts International Ltd. and La Toc Holding Ltd. in St. Lucia. Plaintiff Scott Herlihy claimed a branch fell on his head during his daughter's wedding in St. Lucia.
February 21, 2019 at 03:48 PM
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A Connecticut resident who sued businesses in two Caribbean countries after he was injured in a freak accident in St. Lucia had a federal judge dismiss his lawsuit in Connecticut.
Judge Jeffrey Meyer Tuesday granted a motion to dismiss Scott Herlihy’s lawsuit against Sandals Resort International Ltd., which has its principal place of business in Jamaica, and La Toc Holding Ltd., based in St. Lucia.
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