Robert Ford says he was attacked near the restroom of a bar in Birmingham,
and that his attacker was none other than the Arizona Cardinals defensive
end, Ronald Talley. According to Ford’s claim, he was at the South
Car on March 26th when he was smashed over the head with a champagne bottle and then dragged
into an alleyway by bouncers. Ford’s injuries required 13 staples
in the head because of the lacerations from glass shards. His attorney
says that the scalp has healed by that he has also experienced a
brain injury. Ford says that he now has trouble remembering things and even had trouble
relaying the events of that night to his attorney.
Tally says that was surprised about the lawsuit and needs to get representation
before he will comment on the issue. Yahoo! News reports that Talley and
Ford were acquaintances before the incident occurred, but they were not
at the bar together. Ford is relying on the testimony of three other witnesses
who say the attack at the bar. South Bar has been shut down since the
incident occurred. The Birmingham police say that they are currently investigating
the situation to gather any information that they can.
Ford is not only suing Talley, but the bouncers that he claims did not
help him in his suffering that night. If you have been injured in a brawl
like this one and had to pay for medical expenses and endure mental or
physical suffering, then you may be able to seek compensation just like
Ford. Talk to a lawyer at the Knowles Law Firm to get started. We want
to see you comforted after the pain that you have suffered. By choosing
us, you will be getting representation that you can rely on all throughout your
personal injury case.