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Wreck Lawsuit
Wreck Lawsuit
Sue Bryan Cox, deceased, duly filed in Horry County South Carolina, who brings
this action for this wrongful death action pursuant to S.C. Ann. §15-51-10, and survival
action pursuant to S.C. Ann. § 15-5-90 of the 1976 SC Code of Laws, as amended on
behalf of the lawful beneficiaries of the said Sue Bryan Cox, namely John Foreman
82nd Parkway), is upon information and belief a business duly organized and
existing pursuant to the laws of Delaware and doing business in Horry County,
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South Carolina at 945 82nd Avenue, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, where it owns,
operates and manages a medical office building in which it leases space to various
medical providers who treat and examine patients. Upon information and belief,
Defendant 82nd Parkway’s medical office building enjoys very high pedestrian and
vehicular traffic count, comprised of middle aged and elderly people. Upon further
information and belief, since owning the premises, numerous renovations and
citizen and resident of Horry County, South Carolina, residing at 4746 Harvest
Defendant 82nd Parkway’s premises, drove her vehicle into and through the front
was lawfully on said premises and as such was a business invitee who Defendant
82nd Parkway owed a duty to maintain in a safe condition for all persons its
premises.
particulars, to wit:
As to Defendant Howell:
recklessness, willfulness, and wantonness set forth in the preceding paragraphs are
the direct and proximate cause of the damages sustained by the Plaintiff, deceased,
herein; said acts further being in violation of SC law - statutory and case law.
wantonness of the other, Plaintiff has suffered extreme physical and emotional
injury, shock and pain and ultimately the loss of her life.
9. Plaintiff seeks actual and punitive damages against the Defendants for
the personal injury and wrongful death of Sue Bryan Cox in an amount deemed just
A. For judgment against the Defendants jointly and/or severally for actual
and punitive damages in an amount deemed just and proper by the
Court and jury;
C. For such other and further relief as this Court may deem just and proper.