A jury found a truck driver was not liable for another motorist’s neck injury.
On Oct. 7, 2017, Sharmane Francis, then 45, stopped her car behind a truck driven by Henderson Haynes, who was at a stop sign. Haynes reversed his truck and struck her car. Francis claimed she suffered a herniated cervical disc, which required two cervical fusions.
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