Hyster-Yale chose not to offer any occupant restraint system or occupant compartment enclosure even though safer alternative designs existed, the plaintiff's amended complaint asserted.
October 03, 2023 at 02:03 PM
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The Hyster-Yale Group Inc., a Cleveland, Ohio-based manufacturer of forklifts, faces a $10.5 million final judgment in Texas that pertains to a workplace accident that led to a leg amputation.
Cowen Rodriguez Peacock, a small Brownsville-based law firm representing the plaintiff, Christopher Zieske, brought Hyster-Yale to trial in the Hidalgo County 389th District Court, with Judge Letty Lopez presiding.
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