“The verdict in this case sends a clear message to Oncor and other large power companies that putting profits over safety is repugnant and will not be tolerated in Texas," said attorney Sean Breen.
April 20, 2023 at 06:16 PM
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A $54 million jury verdict was awarded to a man left a quadriplegic because of the negligence and unconscionable actions of a Dallas electric utility company, according to the verdict form and plaintiff’s counsel.
Following a two-week trial, a jury in the Dallas County 191st District Court returned a verdict late Tuesday that found Oncor Electric Delivery 75% liable for the injuries to Stacey Taylor.
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Trial exhibit of the power lines crossing the Taylor property. Courtesy: Howry, Breen & Herman
