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UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN
DISTRICT
OF
FLORIDA
ALEXANDER
S.
BRADLEY,
13
Civ.
Plaintifl
COMPLAINT
-against-
AARON HERNANDEZ,
)unv
Tnrar
Dsueupro
Defendant.
Plaintifl by his attorneys,
Jaroslawicz
&
Jaros
LLC
and Waks &
Barnett,
P.4.,
complaining of
the
defendant,
alleges
as
follows:
THE PARTIES
L. At
all times
hereinafter mentioned,
plaintiff
is a
citizen
of
the State of
Connecticut.
2.
At
all
times hereinafter mentioned, defendant
is
a
citizen
of
the
State
of
Massachusetts.
IURISDICTION
AND VENUE
3.
That
the
amount in controversy
exceeds
the sum of
100,000,
exclusive of
interest
and costs.
4.
That
this Court has
jurisdiction
over
the parties
by
reason
of
diversity
of
citizenship and
the
amount in controversy/ pursuant
to
28
U.S.C. 1332.
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5. Pursuant
to
28
U.S.C.
I39L(b)(2),venue
is
properly placed in
the
United States
District
Court
for
the
Southern
District
of
Florida
since
this
is the
place
where all
the events
occurred and this
is
the most convenient
place
for
the
trial
of
this action.
THE
UNDERLYING
FACTS
6.
ThatonoraboutFebruary13,20L3,theplaintiffanddefendant,withagroup
of
other
people,
went to spend
the evening
at
Tootsie s a
strip club
located in
Miami,
Florida.
7.
That while at the club
in
question,
plaintiff
and
defendant had an argument.
8.
Thereafter
plaintiff and defendant
and two other
persons were
driving
from
Miami towards
Palm
Beactu Florida.
9.
Defendant had
in
his
possession a
gun.
The gun discharged.
10.
That at all times
material,
the
defendant
owed
the
duty
to
use
reasonable care
while
he was with
the
plaintiff.
AS
AND
FOR
A
FIRST
CLAIM
FOR
RETIEF
NEGLIGENCE
L1.
Defendant
caused
the gun to
go off while aiming
it
at the
plaintiff.
12.
That the defendant
breached the
duty
of care
which
he
owed
to
the
plaintiff
and
was
negligent and grossly
negligent
in
one
or
more of the
following
manners:
(u)
Defendant
caused
plaintiff to be shoÇ
(b) Defendant
failed
to use
the
gun
in
a
proper manner;
(c) Defendant
possessed a
gun
whichhewasnotlegally
licensed
to
have;
(d) Defendant
failed
to
be
properly
trained in the use of
firearms; and
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(e) Defendant
was
otherwise
reckless, careless
and negligent.
13.
That as a direct
and
proximate result
of the
negligence
of
the defendant as
described,
plaintiff
suffered
bodily
injury, including
loss
of his
right
eye;
multiple
surgeries
in
the area
of
the
right
eye
to
reconstruct
his
face
and plaintiff
will
require additional
surgeries;
plaintiff had
plates
and screws
inserts in the right side of his
face;
pain
and
twitches;
jaw
pain
and
TMJ;
headaches;
difficulty eating;
plaintiff requires
a
bite
plate;
plaintiff
also
suffered
injury to his right dominant hand and arm,
requiring surgery and
may require
further surgery; extreme
pain
and
suffering; mental anguish and
distress;
cosmetic deformity;
scarring;
plaintiff
will
require
extensive medical
care
and treatment
for the
rest
of his
life;
plaintiff
has become substantially
disabled; unable to attend to his
usual
duties and
vocation; and plaintiff has been otherwise
damaged, all
of which
damages
are
permanent
in
nature and continuing
into
the
future.
14. By reason of the defendant s
gross negligence,
plaintiff is
entitled
to
recover
all damages,
including actual and punitive
damages
from
the
defendant.
AS AND FOR A SECOND CLAIM
FOR RELIEF
INTENTIONAL
TORT
15. Plaintiff
repeats,
reiterates and
realleges each
of
the foregoing
allegations
with
the
same
force and
effect
as
if
more
fully
set
forth
at
length
herein.
16. That
the
defendant s
actions
in
having the
gun
discharge
while
aimed at
the
plaintiff were deliberate and with
the
intent by defendant to cause harm to
plaintiff.
17,
As
a
result
of
the intentional acts by defendant,
plaintiff
suffered severe and
permanent
personal injuries as set forth above.
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L8.
By
reason of
the
defendant's
intentional
conduct,
plaintiff
is
entitled
to
recover all
damages,
including actual and
punitive
damages
from
the
defendant.
WHEREFORE,
plaintiff
demands
judgment for
damages
against
the
defendant,
both
actual and
punitive
damages,
as well
as
costs of
this action,
for prejudgment
interest, for
trial
by
jury,
and any other relief
deemed
just
and
appropriate by
this
Honorable
Court.
JAROSLAWTCZ IAROS,
LLC
Co-Counsel for Plaintiff
225 Broadw ay, 24'h Floor
New York, New York 10007
(212)227-2780
WAKS BARNETT, P.A.
Co-Counsel for Plaintiff
9900 S.W.
L07th
Avenue, Suite LOL
Andrew
L.
Waks
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of initi{ìting
the
civil
dockct
shcet.
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NOTICE:
Atrornõys MUST Indic¡te
All
Rc-filcd
Cases
Bclorv.
JS44
(Rcv.
l2l12)
I.(a) PLAINTIFFS
ALEXANDER S.
BRADLEY
(b)
County ot
nesidencc
of
l:irst
Listcd
Plaintiff
Connecticut
(EXCEPT
IN
U.S.
PL,{ÌNlIIII;
C/ISES)
(C)
Attorncys (Firu
Nunc,
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AO 440
(Rcv.
06/12) Surnrnons in a Civil Action
UNITBo
SrRres
DIsrnIcT
CoURT
fior
the
Southern
District
of
Florida
E
ALEXANDER
S. BRADLEY
Plaintill(s)
v.
AARON HERNANDEZ
Civil
Action
No.
Defendant(s)
SUMMONS
IN A
CIVIL ACTION
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Attleboro,
MA 02760
A lawsuit has
been
fìled
against
you.
rWithin
2l days
after service
of
this summons
on
you
(not
counting the day
you
received
it)
-
or 60 days if
you
are the
United States or a
United
States agency,
or
an
officer
or employee
of the United
States
described in Fed.
R. Civ.
P.
12
(a)(2)
or (3)
-
you
must serve on the
plaintiff
an ans,vr/er
to the
attached
complaint
or
a
motion
under
Rule
l2
of
the Federal Rules
of
Civil
Procedure.
The answer
or motion must
be served
on
the
plaintiff
or
plaintiffls
attorney,
whose
name
and
address
are:
Andrew
L.
Waks,
Esq.
WAKS
& BARNETT,
P.A.
9900
SW 107th Ave.,
#101
Miami, FL
33176
Tel:
(305)
271-8282
If
you
fail
to
respond,
judgment
by default will be entered
against
you
for the
relief
demanded
in
the complaint.
You also must file
your
answer
or motion
with
the
court.
CLERK
OF
COURT
Date:
Sigtatw'e
of Clerk or Deputy
Clerk
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