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In my seven years at the Daily News, I've bounced from covering the toy industry to crime to just about everything in between, at least for a day or two. Now, I'm going to try to learn about the next part of the legal system: courts and the justice system. Since my prior experience is limited to one trial, a few bankruptcy stories and serving on jury duty twice, we'll see how things go. Come check in from time to time and tell me how I'm doing.

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Man's plunge down escalator costs $450k

Back in September of 2005, Gerson Rosen was enjoying a nice night out at McCormick & Schmick's. Or so he thought...

After his meal, the 72-year-old Albuquerque resident stepped onto the escalator at the Bunker Hill Steps downtown. It wasn't working, he fell, tumbled downward and suffered a nasty fall. So nasty, in fact, that a jury recently handed him $452,756.97 in a civil trial against property owner Maguire Properties and Universal Protection Services. Perhaps not enough to help him to gain back the extra years he feels he aged since '05, but it'll probably take the sting out of it a bit.

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