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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\"></p>           Two years ago, a local woman says her foot was injured at Sears when a lawnmower toppled off an overhead display shelf. <br /> <br />Lynda Roberson has filed suit against Sears Holdings, claiming the retailer negligently failed to \"warn customers of the hazards of the lawnmowers being placed on overhead racks,\" state court documents.<br /> <br />Roberson's lawsuit was filed July 21 in Jefferson County District Court.<br /> <br />In the market for a new mower, Roberson ventured to the Parkdale Mall Sears July 21, 2006, the original complaint states.<br /><br />She was ogling a lawnmower on a rack above her head, when \"suddenly and without warning the lawnmower came off the rack, striking her on the foot and knocking her back\" into a heap of show floor mowers.<br /> <br />\"The defendant owned the store &hellip; and was responsible for the items on display,\" the suit says.<br /> <br />\"The defendant &hellip; was negligent &hellip; in failing to properly maintain and stack the lawnmower (and) warn of the hazards of the lawnmowers being placed on the overhead racks.\"<br /> <br />Roberson is suing for $30,000 in damages, plus all court costs.<br /> <br />She is represented by Houston attorney Harry Arthur.<br /> <br />Judge Bob Wortham of the 58th Judicial District has been assigned to the case.<br /> <br />Case No. A 182-096<br />"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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