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Kara T. Stubbs
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Mar 14, 2011

Defense Verdict for the Kansas City Royals

In March 2011, a defense verdict was obtained for The Kansas City Royals Baseball Corporation in a case filed by John Coomer after he was struck by a hot dog thrown into the stands by The Royals’ mascot, Sluggerrr. Mr. Coomer suffered a detached retina with complications requiring three surgeries. Mr. Coomer asked the jury to return an award in excess of $200,000. The jury deliberated for one hour before returning a defense verdict in favor of the Royals. The case is captioned John Coomer v. The Kansas City Royals Baseball Corporation, Jackson County, MO Case No. 1016-CV4073.

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