A notice of intention to take depositions has been filed by Brenda Rogers, who sued Tic Tac Day Spa and Salon, alleging her finger became infected following a manicure.
As previously reported, the suit was filed March 8, 2012, in Jefferson County District Court.
Rogers’ certificate of discovery was filed Feb. 22 and seeks the oral/video depositions of defendants, court records show.
The depositions have been tentatively slated for April. 1.
The lawsuit alleges that on Feb. 16, 2011, Rogers received a manicure at the Dowlen Road salon.
“Following the manicure, plaintiff’s left finger began to experience pain, redness and swelling which grew worse over time, spreading across her hand and up her arm,” the suit states.
“By February 18, 2011, the infection had become so (bad that it) necessitated an emergency room visit and subsequent hospitalization.”
The suit further alleges the defendant negligently failed to sanitize the items used in the manicure.
Rogers is suing for her alleged past and future medical expenses, mental anguish, pain, impairment and lost wages, plus all court costs.
Beaumont attorney Adam Terrell of the Weller, Green, Toups & Terrell law firm represents her.
Judge Donald Floyd, 172nd District Court, is assigned to the case.
Case No. E192-152
Depositions sought in suit against salon over finger infection
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