Railroad worker Charles Goode of Dupo is suing Union Pacific for injuries he sustained when a crane rolled backwards and pinned him between a rail car.
According to a complaint filed March 21 in St. Clair County Circuit Court, Goode was employed as a carman when the incident occurred Jan. 8 near Benton, Ill.
Seeking in excess of $150,000 in damages, Goode claims he suffered injuries to his hip, including but not limited to fractures of the pelvis from the medial surfaces of the pelvis into the central portion of the acetavulum. He also claims lower back and lower extremity injuries.
He claims medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering and loss of normal life.
Goode is represented by Mark Dupont of Dupo.
The suit claims a long list of alleged negligent acts on the part of Union Pacific, including:
Carman claims he was pinned by crane
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