The lawsuit brought by a man injured in a roll-over lawn mower accident against the company that sold him the machine had some liability problems.

To begin with there was the fact that he’d been riding on his own severely sloped yard when the accident happened. Also, the mower he had been sold was significantly smaller than the one he’d used previously, and, to top things off, there was a label on the mower that indicated the device became unstable on severely hilly terrain.

James Waldenberger James Waldenberger, with Kline & Specter. Courtesy photo

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