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What Can Consumers Do to Avoid the Most Recent Outbreak of Listeria?

November, 9 2011

After a spring and summer marked by salmonella outbreaks from ground turkey, consumers throughout the country are now dealing with what is being called one of the worst eruptions of food-borne disease since 1998.

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...

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...

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