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$1M suit: ‘Camouflaged’ item on Target shelf injured woman; woman represented by attorney charged for recording co-worker in bathroom

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$1M suit: ‘Camouflaged’ item on Target shelf injured woman; woman represented by attorney charged for recording co-worker in bathroom

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HOUSTON – A shopper is alleging that a “colorful object” protruding from a Target store shelf injured her because it was “camouflaged” by other colorful items.

Seeking up to $1 million in damages, Jerri Mester filed suit against Target on Oct. 19 in Harris County District Court.

Houston attorney Landon Keating, who was charged last week for secretly recording a female coworker as she used the bathroom, represents Mester. 

According to the lawsuit, on Aug. 3, 2019, Mester entered a Target to shop. While walking through the store, she “had no reason to believe her progress would be impeded” but was “struck by a large, colorful object, which protruded from Defendant’s shelf.”

“This protruding object was camouflaged by the array of colorful items on the same shelf, which inhibited plaintiff from being able to notice the obstacle protruded from the shelf, creating the circumstance whereby it and Plaintiff were caused to collide, injuring Plaintiff,” the suit states.

Mester asserts Target failed to warn her about the “dangerous condition.”

She is suing for her past and future mental anguish, pain, impairment, loss of enjoyment of life, medical expenses and loss of earning capacity.

Case No. 2020-66768

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