Sam Coffey, of Coffey Trial Law in Fort Lauderdale. Photo: J. Albert Diaz/ALM
A jury sided with Sam Coffey of Coffey Trial Law in Fort Lauderdale, who argued that his client's foot would never have been crushed if a garbage collector had operated his equipment safely.
August 31, 2018 at 11:33 AM
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Samuel A. Coffey of Coffey Trial Law in Fort Lauderdale scored a more than $1.6 million verdict for 37-year-old laborer Jose Santillan and his wife, Nubia Katherine Rodriguez, after a tractor operator dropped a loading bucket onto Santillan’s foot.
“(Santillan) has a lifetime of medical care ahead of him,” Coffey said.
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