McDonald’s contended the plaintiff overlooked the curb because she was wearing sunglasses in rainy conditions, was not utilizing an umbrella and was distracted by heavy objects she was carrying.
A Hendry County McDonald’s restaurant was found not liable for an incident in which a customer broke a shoulder in a fall.
On June 9, 2016, plaintiff Aversis Concepcion, a community manager in her 40s, fell while she was traversing the parking lot of a restaurant that was located at 905 W. Sugarland Highway, in Clewiston. She claimed that she suffered injuries of her head, her neck and a shoulder.
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