A Burlington County jury awarded $6.9 million on Feb. 6 to a worker electrocuted on a Mount Laurel warehouse roof, in Shea v. American Honda Motor Co.
On June 26, 2007, Charles Shea backed into a live wire leading to a spot on the roof where a condensing unit had been removed. The shock threw him about 20 feet, causing disc injuries, says his attorney, Alfred Falcione of Flynn & Associates in Cherry Hill.
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