An 82-year-old English teacher at Stamford High School was unable to convince a jury that a fall that caused a broken hip was caused by a custodian who drove close to her in a snowy parking lot.
June 07, 2013 at 05:36 AM
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Dianne Drugge v. United States Automobile Association (USAA): An 82-year-old English teacher at Stamford High School was unable to convince a jury that a fall that caused a broken hip was caused by a custodian who drove close to her in a snowy parking lot.
On January 7, 2011, Stamford High School was dismissed early because of an incoming snowstorm. About two or three inches had already fallen by mid-day.
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