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- Posted February 12, 2010
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Appeals court upholds dismissal of lawsuit against two Pacers
AUBURN HILLS (AP) -- The Michigan Court of Appeals has upheld a decision dismissing a lawsuit by a Palace of Auburn Hills employee against two Indiana Pacers players over her injuries in a 2004 brawl.
The court released a decision Wednesday sustaining an Oakland County judge's decision to throw out the case against then-Pacers players Jermaine O'Neal and David Harrison and the team itself.
The Nov. 19, 2004, brawl involved players and fans at a game between the Pacers and the Detroit Pistons.
Palace worker Julie Socia was hurt when a spectator threw a chair as she was clearing a tunnel so players could leave. She said the defendants had a duty not to endanger her, while the defendants say a third party was responsible.
Published: Fri, Feb 12, 2010
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