The plaintiff contended a ballroom was not adequately lit, but the defense argued that the lighting was similar to that typically utilized in a ballroom.
March 22, 2022 at 12:48 PM
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Orlando’s Caribe Royal hotel must pay more than $3 million to a guest who broke a foot in an accident.
On June 27, 2016, plaintiff Donna Hale, 57, a project manager, attended a conference that was being conducted at a hotel located at 8101 World Center Drive, in Orlando. While she was traversing a ballroom, she tripped on a cable that had been taped to the floor. She did not fall, but she suffered injuries of a foot.
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