Kathleen Henning Files Personal Injury Suit Against Home Depot in Pennsylvania

A complaint by Kathleen Henning against Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. was filed in the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas for Monroe County and is listed under docket number 001379‑CV‑2026 with a filing date of March 5, 2026. The filing identifies Home Depot as the defendant and uses the county docket format tied to Monroe County court records.

A separate docket line lists the same plaintiff name with a different case number and filing date: "Plaintiff: Kathleen Henning. Defendant: HOME DEPOT U.S.A., INC. doing business as THE HOME DEPOT. Case Number: 2:2025cv01219. Filed: March 6." That case number format and the March 6 filing date appear in available index entries but do not include an associated court name in the listing, creating an ambiguity between the two entries for Henning.

Another, distinct personal-injury filing involving a similarly spelled name was recorded in Nevada. Court listings show "Richard Hennings, Plaintiff(s) v. Home Depot U.S.A, Inc. d/b/a The Home Depot, Defendant(s)" under case number A-26-940607-C in Nevada District Court, Clark County, with a date filed of March 2, 2026. The Nevada entry identifies plaintiff counsel Christopher S. Connell and classifies the matter as negligence - premises liability with claims listed as Negligent Hiring, Personal Injury Claims, Property & Premises Liability Claims, and Slip-and-Fall Negligence.

The public entries currently available do not include the complaint text for the Monroe County docket 001379‑CV‑2026, so the factual allegations, the specific Home Depot store or address involved, the date of the alleged incident, medical treatment, and damages sought in the Kathleen Henning filing are not yet public. Plaintiff counsel for Henning is not named in the available Pennsylvania docket line, and there is no recorded corporate response or answer listed in those initial entries.

Background material on handling of in-store incidents notes that Home Depot operates at scale, with "approximately 2,200 Home Depot locations in the United States, Canada, and Mexico," and that Home Depot is self-insured and typically utilizes Sedgwick as a third-party administrator for claims management. Guidance included in available consumer-facing materials advises that "any incident involving personal injuries sustained at a Home Depot should be reported as quickly as possible" to ensure an incident report is created.

Court dockets for Monroe County (docket 001379‑CV‑2026) and Clark County (A-26-940607-C) are the primary sources for further details on these matters. Additional entries, such as formal complaints, counsel appearances, and any responses from Home Depot, should appear on those dockets as the cases progress.