A jury found a store was not to blame for a customer’s alleged injuries following a fall.
On Aug. 31, 2014, Maria Cadette, then 57, was shopping at a Home Depot store in Hollywood when she reached for a bag of mulch and fell. She claimed the store failed to clean up loose mulch or warn customers of the dangerous condition, causing her to slip and fall. Cadette claimed she suffered a traumatic brain injury, protruding cervical discs, and herniated and bulging lumbar discs.
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