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Parker v. Four Seasons Hotels, Limited
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1:12-cv-03207
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October 18, 2018
Four Seasons' Win Sticks In Suit Over Shatter-Prone Doors
A woman who was injured at a Four Seasons hotel by a shower-area glass door that shattered was not prejudiced by her inability to tell a jury about the hotel's alleged safety violations and therefore cannot receive a new trial, an Illinois federal judge ruled on Wednesday.
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March 08, 2018
Jury Won't Punish Four Seasons Over Shatter-Prone Doors
An Illinois federal jury on Thursday declined to award punitive damages to a woman who says Four Seasons Hotels Ltd. ignored patrons' safety by failing to replace its shatter-prone glass shower-area doors.
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March 05, 2018
Four Seasons Ignored Shatter-Prone Doors, Jury Told
Four Seasons Hotels Ltd. knew that 136 sliding bathroom privacy doors in its Chicago hotel could shatter into pieces and should be replaced, but it ignored warnings and kept them in place in reckless disregard for patrons' safety, a hotel guest's attorney told jurors Monday at the start of a trial on punitive damages over the company's alleged conduct.