Ordinarily, the South Florida Fair is an ideal spot to take a load off.
But that was not the case for Windley Joseph, who lost an eye during an armed robbery there in 2008.
The Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed a circuit court decision that had ruled in favor of plaintiff Windley Joseph, who lost use of his left eye at the fair in 2008. The court found the South Florida Fair had limited liability under Florida’s sovereign immunity and state law for personal injury claims.
September 06, 2018 at 03:05 PM
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Ordinarily, the South Florida Fair is an ideal spot to take a load off.
But that was not the case for Windley Joseph, who lost an eye during an armed robbery there in 2008.
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