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BREAKING: Jury rules against Harry Reid in exercise band lawsuit

Remember when Harry Reid blinded himself in one eye while using an exercise band a few years back? Anyway, he sued the manufacturer over his injury and just lost a trial when a jury said the company wasn’t liable for the accident:

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Apparently, the jury ruled that the company Reid sued wasn’t the actual company that made the exercise band that he injured himself while using:

From the Las Vegas Review-Journal:

Reid’s family threw out the band after he was hurt. Months later, he and his wife of nearly 60 years, Landra Gould, lodged a product liability lawsuit against three defendants: Hygenic Intangible Property Holding Co., the Hygenic Corp. and Performance Health LLC.

But jurors ruled that the defendants did not manufacture the exercise band involved in Reid’s accident.

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