Another Lawsuit Filed Over The Cowboys Practice Field Collapse | Toledo Ohio personal injury lawyers

A Dallas Cowboys spokeswoman that was injured when the team’s practice facility collapsed during a 2009 storm has filed a lawsuit. Jancy Briles, a member of the team’s public relations staff, is suing companies involved in building or designing steel and fabric structure.  The lawsuit argues that Ms. Briles should recover damages for suffering “serious, disabling and permanent injuries,” caused by the collapse. 
The Cowboys were conducting a rookie minicamp when the 88,000 square food building fell in a wind storm on May 2, 2009.  After investigation, the National Institute of Standards and Technology determined that the structure should have been able to withstand wind guests between 55 and 65 mph. 
Joe  DeCamillis, special teams coach, suffered a broken vertebrae from the accident, scout, Rick Behm was left paralyzed from the waist down and player, Jerry Jones suffered a herniated disk in his neck.  Each of them has settled claims totaling approximately $35 million from.
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