Australian woman sprained in KFC parking lot, prosecute claims huge compensation (Messenger Post Photo)
An unemployed woman in (Bundaberg), Queensland, sprained her ankle in the local (KFC) restaurant parking lot in Bandelberg, Queensland, and prosecute claimed A $3.8 million.
Hawk (Toni Marie Hawke), a resident of Fort Bandberg, Queensland, is 53 years old, according to the Messenger Post. Claimed to have sprained his right ankle at 06:50 on Bobang Street in the (Bourbong Street) KFC Restaurant parking lot "due to uneven cement ground".
Hawk`s lawer has filed with Queensland Supreme Court (Supreme Court) for a mandatory meeting with KFC`s Australian restaurant operator Collins Foods (Collins Foods) and its insurer Dason (Marsh) `s lawer.
Hawk said she had to travel in wheelchairs since she underwent ankle surgery on June 30, 2014, and that she was unemployed and was not sure when she would find a job.
It is understood that Hawk is seeking a total of more than 3.8 million Australian dollars in compensation.
On Nov. 26, the Queensland Supreme Court ruled that the case would hold a mandatory meeting on February 28.
