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Roger L. Gordon Achieves Substantial Settlement in Fatal Design Defect Case

Our client, a laborer for a furniture company, was crushed and killed by a 50-foot trailer being maneuvered by a tractor, and backed up into him. The law firm initially handling the case sued the driver of the tractor and his employer, and lost. We took the case and sued the manufacturer of the tractor, proving negligence for failing to place a back-up alarm that would have alerted our client to the presence of the trailer.

Result: Confidential Substantial Settlement

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