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A woman who was injured after tripping and falling over a power cord at a Lowe's store has settled her federal case against the retailer and two other…
April 03, 2020 at 01:59 PM
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A woman who was injured after tripping and falling over a power cord at a Lowe’s store has settled her federal case against the retailer and two other companies, Schultz v. Lowe’s Home Centers LLC, for $4 million on Feb. 14.
Plaintiff Brenda Schultz sued Lowe’s, it’s affiliate Sungevity Inc., National Tour Integrated Resources Inc. after tripping on a cord connected to a mobile marketing display for solar panel systems outside of the Lowe’s store in Turnersville.
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