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Frequently Asked Questions on Suing After Personal Injury

, Mar 20, 2003 Frequently asked questions on suing after injury. Including the value of a personal injury

Man Falls 30 Feet, Suffers Only Cuts, Bruises

August 24, 2009

According to a recent article in the New York Post, a man in Tribeca fell through a hole in the ground after a door gave way. The man, Vincent Riggio, fell nearly 30 feet, but when he was...

Temporary Factory Worker Experiences ‘Death by Chocolate’

July 20, 2009

On Wednesday July 8, police were called to a New Jersey chocolate processing plant. A temporary factory worker, Vincent Smith II, fell into a large vat of melting chocolate...

Woman Sues O’Hare Airport

August 17, 2009

A woman who was traveling to a medical conference had to go through the O’Hare airport in Chicago. While she was going to catch her airplane, she slipped on a slick spot in the terminal and injured...

Personal Injury Experts Worry about Dangers of Texting While Walking

August 3, 2009

A 15-year-old girl in New York City recently suffered minor injuries after she fell into an open and unattended sidewalk manhole. She fell six feet from the surface of...

New York Ferry Crash Injures 14

July 27, 2009

On July 1, the ferry, which carries passengers to and from Staten Island in New York crashed into the dock. The boat was packed with about 800 commuters. After the collision, 750...

Medicare Sets Out to Reform Nursing Home Care

June 25, 2009

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) recently issued a new guidance, in...

MARTA Train Operator Caught Texting

June 23, 2009

A train operator for Atlanta’s metro system, the MARTA, was suspended recently, when...

Four-Month Extension Given for Salmonella Claims

June 16, 2009

A judge in Virginia recently ruled that the deadline for any personal injury claims...

Study Shows That One Quarter of Nursing Home Patients Have Bacterial Infection

June 10, 2009

According to a study, which was recently conducted in Ireland, nearly one in every four nursing...

New York MTA Wants to Cut Down on Personal Injury Lawsuits

June 4,2009

The city of New York is trying to cut down on the number of personal injury lawsuits that...

Nuclear Fuel Processing Plants Pay for Personal Injury Lawsuits

The nuclear fuel processing company, Babcock and Wilcox recently paid out $52.5 million for plaintiffs who claimed that the radioactive emissions from the plant resulted in personal injuries, wrongful death and property damage.

Minnesota Settles with Victims of 2007 Bridge Collapse

Monday April 20, 2009

The state of Minnesota recently paid out a total of $36.6 million for the wrongful death and personal injury suits brought by the victims of the bridge collapse in 2007. Each individual settlement ranged in price- from $4,500 to over $2.2 million.

Woman Burned by Hula Skirt, Received $4 Million in Damages

In 2003, a California woman was severely burned when a hula skirt that she was wearing burst into flames and could not be extinguished. Her case was recently heard in a Beverly Hills courtroom. Her lawyer...

Federal Worker Compensation The Law Is Found At 5 United States Code (U.S.C.) 8101 Et Seq

This booklet contains answers to questions often asked about the Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA).  It describes the basic provisions of the FECA in simple language, and it discusses the issues most commonly raised about entitlement to benefits...

Ephedra Users Beware

Have you or anyone you know taken Ephedra and are currently experiencing negative side effects?  Then you need to read the following: Ephedra (also known as Ma Huang) is an over-the-counter dietary supplement containing a high concentration of ephedrine alkaloids.  It was recently banned by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)...

Singer, Brandy Sued Multiple Times Over Same Accident

Staff Writter, Jan 20, 2009 Even though years have passed since Brandy was involved in a car accident in which Awatef Aboudihaj died, lawsuits against the singer continue to be

Solicitors Found Guilty of Stealing Millions

Staff Writter, Dec 23, 2008 Two solicitors who have stolen millions from sick and elderly are guilty of professional

Another Train Accident Occurs In Los Angeles

Staff writer, Sep 19, 2008 A bus that was out of service turned in front of the train. The impact of the accident knocked the front car of the train off its tracks, while the other cars remained

Cuyahoga County Has Highest Crash Rates in Ohio

NHTSA - Cuyahoga County Report, Jul 14, 2008 Cuyahoga County has one of the state’s (Ohio) highest crash

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