Stanislav v. Papp; NY (Supreme Court, New York County; # 101049/08)

  • defense judgment after pre-trial motion decision by judge in case involving horseback riding fall
  • 40 year old executive assistant fell to ground and hit head after horse suddenly and unexpectedly lunged forward
  • judge dismissed claim that new boyfriend bore any responsibility for failure to warn when he took plaintiff to stable owned by his friend
  • plaintiff sustained traumatic brain injury, underwent craniotomy and suffers from residual impairment of cognitive functions such as her memory and organizational ability
  • additional injuries include crippling migraines, post-traumatic stress disorder and seizure condition requiring medication and leaving her bedridden
  • plaintiff has filed a notice of appeal

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