David L. Markel of Gerson & Schwartz in Miami. Photo: J. Albert Diaz/ALM
David L. Markel, of Gerson & Scwartz, argued that Lee County resident John Kenneth Anderson's brain injuries could have been avoided if the nightclub had not allowed his 19-year-old assailant to drink alcohol.
July 23, 2018 at 02:38 PM
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David L. Markel of Gerson & Schwartz in Miami won a $2.18 million negligent security verdict against Mark S. Grunberg, owner of TBLM Inc., doing business as The Bottom Line, a former LGBT nightclub in Lee County.
Markel’s client, John Kenneth Anderson, sued The Bottom Line after 19-year-old clubber Amando Hernandez attacked him in 2013, leaving him with serious brain injuries.
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