Sean W. Martin and Michael J. Petherick from our Chattanooga (TN) office, have obtained dismissal of a false imprisonment claim against its department store client. Plaintiff claimed he was falsely accused of shoplifting and that he was confronted by the store’s employee who ultimately took his car keys and prevented him from leaving the premises. The court granted the motion to dismiss and the subsequent appeal was dismissed and the decision of the trial court affirmed.
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What steps should an employer take in response to a complaint of harassment? What conditions constitute a disability and what protections exist for employees regarding the same? How should claims of discrimination be investigated? What steps should be taken before a poor performer’s employment is terminated? During this webinar, we […]
Learn MoreCarr Allison attorneys Charles Frederick and Kyle Weaver of our Orlando and Tallahassee (FL) offices recently won a motion for summary judgment on behalf of a national client. Our attorneys argued that the Court was able to rely on photographs that blatantly contradicted the plaintiff’s statements. The Court sided with […]
Learn MoreCarr Allison is pleased to announce the opening of our newest office, located in Pensacola, FL. We are also excited to welcome Rachel Thomas who will serve clients in this market. She offers a wealth of experience in transportation, personal injury and premises liability litigation. Learn more about Rachel here.
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