$300,000.00

$300,000.00 A woman slipped as she was getting out of her bath due to wall tiles that had fallen into the bathtub. As a result, she sustained various back and neck injuries. We successfully proved that the landlord and manager of the apartment building where she resided knew about loose and falling bathroom tiles prior to her incident yet failed to repair them.

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