$1.9M
Dog Bite/Attack, Product Defect
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Case Details
A woman who suffered arm injuries after being attacked by a Rottweiler in Chester County settled for a combined $1.9 million between the dog owner and the distributor of a tether cord the dog allegedly broke free from right before the attack.
Additional Notes
Evelyn and Larry Schickram v. Boss Pet Products. Settled in the middle of jury selection. Plaintiffs settled with Boss Pet Products for $1.6 million and with dog owner Pamela Leader for $300,000 (policy limits). Evelyn Schickram suffered severe arm injuries, scarring on left arm, and chronic pain in right arm. Alleged design defect in tether cord (plastic covering stopped an inch before clasp, allowing corrosion). Thomas F. Sacchetta represented the plaintiffs.
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