A woman who slipped on flooring glue in the school where she worked, sustaining debilitating back injuries, has settled her case against a contracting company for $5 million.
Maria Mangano, the director of career services at Mercy Vocational High School, sued Wargo Floors Inc. as well as a school board member and school maintenance adviser, James Clearkin, claiming the injuries she sustained while the school’s floors were being redone over the summer of 2012 prevent her from holding a job.
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