L-R: Ian G. Ward II of Fischer Redavid, Kara Ferrier of the Vaval Ferrier Law Group, client Kenny Paris and John P. Fischer of Fischer Redavid. Courtesy photo.
South Florida lawyers John P. Fischer, Ian G. Ward II and Kara Ferrier argued that if Davie bowling alley staff had noticed a water spillage, a 7-year-old patron wouldn't have been left with permanent scarring from knee surgery.
May 10, 2019 at 03:46 PM
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A team of South Florida lawyers secured $2.1 million for a 10-year old girl who slipped and fell at Davie bowling alley SpareZ LLC, injuring her knee during a family birthday party.
It wasn’t a straightforward slip-and-fall narrative for John P. Fischer and Ian G. Ward II of Fischer Redavid in Hollywood, and Kara Ferrier of the Vaval Ferrier Law Group in Davie. The case was subtle, hinging more on emotional damages than physical injury.
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