Stratton Faxon, Connecticut\u2019s firm for trial law, helped to procure justice for a woman victimized by a defective tripod that had been manufactured by a Chinese company.<\/p>\n
It happened at a restaurant called Knickerbocker\u2019s in Middletown, Connecticut, in December 2003. A disc jockey was setting up a lighting display for a show. An 80-pound lighting fixture on an adjustable tripod came out of its socket and landed on Angela Wilson\u2019s head. She was briefly knocked unconscious, and was treated by emergency medical technicians at the scene.<\/p>\n
Shortly after the incident, Wilson began experiencing memory loss, headaches, gait disturbance and unexplained tremors in her leg. In time, a diagnosis of traumatic brain injury was applied to her situation, and she filed a civil action with the help of Connecticut\u2019s firm for trial law, Stratton Faxon, based in New Haven. \u201cEstablishing liability and proving damages proved difficult in this case,\u201d said Joel Faxon, (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Stratton Faxon, Connecticut\u2019s firm for trial law, helped to procure justice for a woman victimized by a defective tripod that had been manufactured by a Chinese company. It happened at a restaurant called Knickerbocker\u2019s in Middletown, Connecticut, in December 2003.…<\/span><\/p>\n