In 1996, plaintiff, then five years old, was injured when, sitting on an escalator, his leg got caught between the bottom of the step and the combplate. The escalator stopped when a customer pushed the stop button.
We find that the verdict was not against the weight of the evidence, and was based on a fair interpretation of the evidence. Based on the evidence, including testimony by defendant's expert, the jury could fairly infer that, although plaintiff had alleged...
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