Coca-Cola truck. Photo: Sergio TB/Shutterstock.com
The Third DCA reversed and remanded a summary judgment entered for a bottling company partnered with the soft drink giant. The plaintiff, Corinna Clarke, alleges she was displaced after a company truck crashed into her house, allegedly rendering it uninhabitable.
September 05, 2019 at 06:57 PM
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Coca-Cola Refreshments USA Inc. will have to fight a negligence suit in Miami-Dade Circuit Court after a Florida appellate panel’s order negated a summary judgment entered for the company.
The Third DCA ruled in favor of Corinna Clarke in her litigation with the company Wednesday. Clarke had originally filed suit against Coca-Cola Refreshments — a bottler responsible for distributing the Coca-Cola Co.’s products — and Kenroy Buckle, a driver employed by the company, in December 2016.
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