After two mistrials over the course of the past year, a unanimous 12-member jury has sided with the defense in a case in which a woman alleged she suffered a traumatic brain injury when she tripped on an uneven portion of sidewalk outside a rehabilitation facility in King of Prussia, Pa.
In Antonson v. Rothman Institute, according to the plaintiff’s pretrial memorandum, plaintiff Laura Antonson alleged she had just left the office of the Rothman Institute, where she had been a patient, and was on her way back to retrieve something she had left behind when she tripped over an uneven portion of sidewalk and struck her head and face on the ground.
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