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$6 million jury verdict for truck driver whose employer insisted he make deliveries in dangerous weather. Sacramento County.

Summary

Employer required hazardous materials truck driver to make deliveries in severe storm, then insisted he return for more after his shift even though he informed employer he had been drinking after work. He was fired for not returning to work.

The Case

The Attorneys

  • Attorney for the Plaintiff:
    Bohm Law Group by Lawrance A. Bohm, Sacramento
    Law Office of Erika M. Gaspar by Erika M. Gaspar, Sacramento
    Law Offices of Gregory R. Davenport by Gregory R. Davenport, Stockton
  • Attorney for the Defendant:
    Holden Law Group by Kimberley Ann Worley and J. Edward Brooks, Auburn
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