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  • All Phones Must Connect to 911 Even if an Extra Access Number Is Required
  • Steinberg Law Firm Expands Annual Bike Safety Campaign for Kids
  • Distracted Driving May Be to Blame for Chain Reaction Truck Accident, Say Illinois Police
  • Pasco County, Florida Home to Some of the Most Dangerous Roads
  • Proposal 88 Would Add Nursing Home Resident Bill of Rights to Florida Constitution
  • South Jersey Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Petrillo & Goldberg Discuss Failure of Salem County to Accommodate Injured Worker
  • Kansas City Law Firms Get New SEO Partner with Custom Legal Marketing
  • Religious Daycare Found Responsible for Child’s Brain Injury
  • J&Y Law Announces Winner of Distracted Driving Scholarship Contest
  • Security Guard Body Slams Teen, Teen Sustains Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Custom Legal Marketing Wins Platinum Hermes Award for San Francisco Employment Law Firm’s Website
  • South Jersey Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Petrillo & Goldberg Discuss Loans to Injured Workers by Pre-Settlement Companies
  • Kansas Waterpark Owner, Others Face Murder Charges in Boy’s Waterslide Death
  • Illinois Nursing Home Fined for Death of Wandering Alzheimer’s Patient
  • 2017’s Largest Verdicts and Medical Malpractice Rulings
  • Study Suggests Heading Soccer Balls Increases Chances of Poor Cognitive Functioning
  • Custom Legal Marketing Opens Delaware Office in Wilmington
  • Law Firms Are Loving Custom Legal Marketing’s New Dashboard
  • Widow of Former Texas Football Player, Diagnosed with Stage 4 CTE, Sues the NCAA
  • 6.7 Million Dollar Jury Verdict in Food Poisoning Case
  • Toxicology Report Released After Prince’s Sudden Death
  • The Seven Most Common Accidents on Construction Sites
  • Florida Woman Wins 15.9 Million Dollar Verdict from Medication Delay Leading to Amputation
  • J&Y Launches Spanish Language Personal Injury Site Dedicated to Latino Community
  • Navigating Doctors, Insurers, and Lawyers After A Car Accident
  • BRILL & RINALDI, The Law Firm, Represents Father of Parkland Shooting Victim against School Resource Officer BSO Deputy Scot Peterson and Others
  • Self-Driving Vehicle Companies Say Technology Shows Promise in Reducing Accidents
  • Proposal 88 to Change the Face of Nursing Home Neglect, Arbitration
  • Has Junior Football Gotten the Message About Traumatic Brain Injuries?
  • Attorney Ike Kaludi to Appear at PI Expert Institute Seminar
  • Rob Bohn to Represent Victim of Hit and Run Injured by Drunk Driver
  • Steinberg Law Firm Attorney Elected to Executive Committee of Workers’ Injury Law & Advocacy Group
  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatments – the Possible Key to Healing TBI
  • Bucking the Silicon Valley Trend, Custom Legal Marketing Has a Majority Women Workforce
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Texas, Ford Dealership
  • Jury Awards Sobo & Sobo Client More Than Ten Times Offered Settlement for Injuries
  • Dementia Patient Dies as a Result of Fall at Long-Term Care Facility
  • Study Finds Austin Has Most Dangerous Intersections in Texas
  • Steinberg Law Firm Attorney Malcolm M. Crosland Jr. Local Counsel for X-LITE Guardrail Device Failure in Blankenship Lawsuit
  • Javaheri & Yahoudai Wins 2 Million Dollar Personal Injury Settlement
  • Orlando Attorney Ryan Young Joins Dellecker Wilson King McKenna Ruffier and Sos
  • Insurance Defense Litigation Firm, White Werbel & Fino, LLP, Launching February 1, 2018
  • New Jersey Personal Injury Attorney Paul G. Paravati, Esq. Joins Todd J. Leonard Law Firm
  • South Carolina Drivers Injured in Winter Car Accidents Should Know Their Rights
  • Florida Motions to Make Texting While Driving a Primary Offense
  • The Sunshine State Faces Yet More Pedestrian Deaths
  • Side Underride Crashes Most Often Fatal, but Side Guards Save Lives
  • 13 Million Dollars Awarded to Florida Man in Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
  • J&Y Law Firm Obtains 1.5 Million Dollar Settlement for Injured Bicyclist
  • Family of Child with Cerebral Palsy Wins 23 Million Dollar Medical Malpractice Case
  • Link Building Strategies for Lawyers Featured in Bigger Law Firm Magazine’s Latest Issue
  • CVS, Other Pharmacies Update Safety Rules to Prevent Harmful Drug Interactions
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed in Death of Man Shortly After Surgery
  • Study Finds Florida Second Most Dangerous State for Distracted Driving
  • U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Take up Florida Medical Malpractice Case
  • Hernandez and English LLP Formed by Law School Classmates
  • Alleged Defective Bulldozer Caused Man’s Death
  • Dale Swope To Receive the Champion of Justice Award
  • Palm Beach Cop Rear-Ends Smart Car While Traveling 104 MPH
  • Javaheri & Yahoudai Law Firm: Law Firm 500 Honoree for 2017
  • Family Sues Texas Electric Company Oncor for Death of Two Children Says Attorney Brooks Schuelke
  • Petrillo & Goldberg Law Instrumental in Significant New Jersey Law Change Benefitting Motor Vehicle Accident Victims
  • Research Shows That Players in Sports Other Than Football, Also Suffer From Traumatic Brain Injuries
  • Bigger Law Firm Magazine Goes Inside the Client Mind
  • Client of Randy Rogers Wins Significant Settlement in Tractor-Trailer Accident Case
  • Researchers Say Rise in Drug Errors Shows Better Labeling, Management Needed
  • Dog Bite Injury Claims in Texas Rose in 2016
  • Lawsuit Filed by Survivors of Construction Worker Killed At Apple’s Future Sunnyvale Campus
  • Police Parade Escort Killed in Collision
  • Tampa-Based Law Firm Launches New User-Friendly Website
  • Alex R. Hernandez Jr. Trial Lawyers Welcomes Cecile Crabtree
  • Alex R. Hernandez Jr. Changes Firm Name to Alex R. Hernandez Jr. Trial Lawyers
  • Proposed New Jersey Bill Would Grant Benefits to Corrections Officers Injured at Work
  • New Book Tells Shocking Story of Military Sniper Who Faced Murder Charges for Following Orders
  • Florida Supreme Court Rules Medical Malpractice Damages Caps Unconstitutional
  • Yosi Yahoudai Listed as Rising Star in the 2017 Super Lawyers Magazine
  • Bigger Law Firm Magazine Delivers the Latest in Law, Tech and Marketing
  • Family of FSU Football Player to Receive Remainder of 2 Million in Wrongful Death Case
  • Florida Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Over Wrong-Way Crash
  • Texting Driver Kills 13 in Head-On Crash With Church Bus
  • South Jersey Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Petrillo & Goldberg on Jurisdiction of New Jersey Over a Work Injury Incurred Out of State
  • Metalworker Sues Alabama Metal Industries Explains Austin Injury Lawyer Brooks Schuelke
  • Chicago Archdiocese Paying 10 Million in Settlements to McCormack Victims
  • Regardless of Vaccination Status Animal Bites Necessitate Quarantine in Texas
  • Information Withheld from Florida’s Nursing Home Inspection Reports
  • Technology Preventing Brain Injury Inspired by Woodpeckers
  • Accident Involving Well-Known Bicycling Advocate Illustrates Dangers Faced by Florida Bicyclists
  • Child Operating a Golf Cart Fatally Injures Another
  • BLF Magazine Tests Google Home and Amazon Alexa in the Office Plus More in Latest Issue
  • May is National Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month
  • Austin Personal Injury Attorney Brooks Schuelke Comments on Texas Dog Bite Injury Law
  • Florida Leads Nation in Motorcycle Crash Deaths
  • Head of NFL Players Association Criticizes Chicago Bears Support for Workers’ Comp Changes
  • Study Finds Traumatic Brain Injury is Prevalent in Soccer
  • Texas Bar Foundation Gives George E. Chandler of Lufkin, Statewide Recognition
  • South Florida Personal Injury Attorneys Discuss Implications of Amendment Regarding Release of Medical Records by Hospitals
  • John V. Bell of J&Y Accepted into American Board of Trial Advocates
  • South Jersey Personal Injury Attorneys Discuss Dismissal of Intentional Harm Lawsuit against Employer
  • South Florida Personal Injury Attorneys Comment on Hit-and-Run Crash in Orange County, Florida
  • Partners Jason Javaheri and Yosi Yahoudai of J&Y Law to Attend Night on the Roxsan
  • Ikea Agrees to 50 Million Settlement in Child Deaths from Falling Furniture
  • Bigger Law Firm Magazine Now Available on Amazon Kindle
  • Apple Named in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • Austin Fire Department Says Ferrari Destroyed in a Drunk Driving Crash
  • Study Finds Speed Reduction Leads to a Decrease in Truck Accidents
  • South Jersey Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Comment on Whether Employer Pays for Medical Marijuana Program
  • Briskman Briskman & Greenberg Announces Winner of Accident Survivor Scholarship
  • Another Attempt at Passing a Texting Ban in Texas
  • South Florida Personal Injury Attorneys Comment on Traumatic Brain Injury from Motor Vehicle Accident
  • Bigger Law Firm Magazine to Begin News Coverage
  • Eric Traut Sues Prominent Drug Treatment Center Passages After Alleged Wrongful Death, Cover-Up
  • George Chandler of Chandler, Mathis & Zively, PC Recognized by State Bar Foundation of Texas
  • Prominent South Florida Personal Injury Lawyers Comment on Prevalence of Pedestrian Fatalities in Florida
  • Texas Injury Attorney, Bobby Lee Comments on Proposed State-Wide Distracted Driving Ban
  • Florida Jury Awards 10 Million in a Florida Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • Alex R. Hernandez Jr. Named to Lawyers of Distinction
  • Florida Supreme Court Rules Hospital Must Provide Records in Medical Malpractice Case
  • Court Tosses Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Against New York Doctors
  • The Plan While You Can Campaign Encourages Drivers to Get Home Safely
  • Alex R. Hernandez Jr. Secures 4 Million Judgment Against Maritime Company
  • Prominent Personal Injury Attorneys Chalik & Chalik Comment on Florida’s Third Place Ranking for Highest Number of Workplace Fatalities
  • Claiming Compensation and Filing a Work Injury Lawsuit is not Possible in Texas
  • Explorer Tunnel Vee Swaps End for End Throwing Man Overboard
  • Prominent Florida Personal Injury Attorney Comments on Three Florida Laws That Took Effect January 1, 2017
  • Texas has Caps on Medical Malpractice Damages in Wrongful Death or Survival Action
  • Would Humor Hit Home in the War Against Texting While Driving?
  • Law Office of Neal Forman Relocates
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Over Car Accident Allegedly Caused by Misplaced Road Signs
  • Florida Pill Mill Doctor Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
  • Karp, Wigodsky, Norwind, Kudel & Gold, P.A. Announce Addition of John P. Kudel as New Partner and Law Firm Name Change
  • Illinois Takes Action on Pharmacy Errors
  • Another Texas City Passes Total Ban on Texting While Driving
  • Cybersecurity, Google AMP and What Went Right in 2016 in the Latest Bigger Law Firm Magazine
  • Texas Law Does Not Require Background Checks or Evidence of Convictions for Liability
  • South Jersey Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Comment on Right of Intoxicated Worker to Workers’ Compensation Benefits
  • Two Dead in Austin-Travis County After Three-Vehicle Crash
  • Texas I-35 Deadly for Pedestrians
  • Rebecca Lynn Ray Named Recipient of the Chalik & Chalik Survivor Scholarship
  • Attorneys Also Reporting Transvaginal Mesh Adverse Events to FDA
  • Smartphone Apps to Blame in Florida Car Accidents
  • Former Florida Pill Mill Doctor Enters Guilty Plea for Manslaughter
  • Car Pedestrian Accidents on the Rise in Houston
  • Attorney Jason Chalik Comments on Car Accident that Took Life of Nova Southeastern University Baseball Player
  • Pharmacies Fail to Warn Patients About Dangerous Drug Combinations
  • Truck Accidents Involve More Than Injuries from Collision
  • Pokémon Go Game Adds to the Problem of Distracted Driving
  • Texas Law is Catching up with Habitual Drunk Drivers
  • Vehicle Recall Caused by Defective Takata Airbags
  • Truck Accidents on the Rise in Florida
  • Florida Appeals Court Rules Limits on Medical Malpractice Damages Unconstitutional
  • Impact of US Vaginal Mesh Kit Lawsuits Going Global
  • Austin Public Safety Commission Gridlocked on Proposal to Expand Police Impound Abilities
  • Mattress on Road Kills 73-Year-Old Biker
  • Fatal Car Accidents On the Rise in Florida and Nationwide
  • Head-On Collision Kills Two, Critically Injures Three
  • Adviatech Employees Get Paid Time Off to Vote and Volunteer on Election Day
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuits Filed in Florida Over Plane Crash
  • Law Firm Security Takes Center Stage in Latest Issue of Bigger Law Firm Magazine
  • Wood Smith Henning & Berman LLP Announces Expansion into Georgia
  • Power Line Next to Oil Wells Ends in Electrocution of Two Workers
  • Florida Has More Car Accident Drownings than Any Other State
  • Royal Cargo Corp., Leyvis Ortega Sued for Failing to Maintain Control of Truck
  • Texas Has No Texting While Driving Ban – Yet
  • Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Comment on Workers’ Compensation Carriers Sharing Third-Party Recoveries
  • Low Bridge, Suspected Drunk Boat Pilot Kills One, Injures Another
  • Lawyers from Jaroslawicz & Jaros PLLC Recognized as 2016 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
  • Florida Supreme Court, Federal Government Decide Against Arbitration in Nursing Home Disputes
  • Nursing Home Abuse Victims No Longer Bound by Arbitration Clause
  • What Florida Mothers Must Know About Birth Injuries
  • J&Y Launches New Personal Injury Website
  • Driving Under the Influence of Pokemon-Go is Distracted Driving
  • Trucker’s Horrific Driving Record an Issue in Death of Manuel Galindo
  • Lawyers Can Enhance and Expand Their Content with Bigger Law Firm Magazine’s New Content Issue
  • High Speedboat Causes Collision, Killing Five
  • Patient Coded Due to Over Administration of Narcotic Painkillers
  • Family of Florida Woman Files Lawsuit for Medical Malpractice, Elder Abuse and Neglect
  • Florida Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal of Lawsuit Involving Medical Malpractice Allegations
  • Chrysler Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Faulty Tire Valves
  • Intoxicated Cop Causes Fiery Wreck
  • Florida Attorney Comments on Zika-Related Microcephaly
  • Big Rigs Cause Havoc in Accidents
  • Spirit Kills TDOT Worker and Injures Four
  • Leaking Cesspool Blamed for Baby’s Death
  • Texas DWI Law May Change Thanks to Supreme Court Ruling
  • Over Width, Over Length Mobile Home Causes Deadly Crash – Austin Personal Injury Attorney Brooks Schuelke
  • Court Holds Neck Pathology Caused by Natural Aging Process Not Due to Occupational Activity
  • Florida Officials Say Violations of Florida Move Over Law Cause Car Accidents
  • Are Your New Tires Really New? Lawyer Says Tires Sold as New Could Be Over 10 Years Old
  • Previously Deported Immigrant with Felony Background Kills San Francisco Native
  • Employers Face Liability for Retaliation Against Employees Who File Workers’ Compensation Claims
  • DWI Is Not a Victimless Crime — Ever
  • What is Erb’s Palsy? An Interview with Attorney Debi Chalik
  • Florida Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Constitutionality of Malpractice Damages Caps
  • Speeding Trucker Kills Two in El Paso
  • Summer Parasailing Safety Paramount – Attorney Debi Chalik
  • Romanucci & Blandin, LLC Reach 925,000 Dollar Settlement for Medical Negligence Lawsuit Highlighting Aortic Dissection
  • Trucker Never Slowed Before Causing Fatal Accident, Says Attorney Brooks Schuelke
  • Relax Trucking Industry Rules? Say It Is Not So
  • Brill & Rinaldi, The Law Firm, Expands Business, Opening Third Office Location
  • Petrillo Goldberg Comment on Hit-and-Run Accident Where Teen Killed a Pedestrian
  • U.S. Vaginal Mesh Stories Resound in Italy
  • Brill & Rinaldi, The Law Firm, Obtains Additional 2.7 Million from Airgas Doral Inc., for Families
  • Texas Truckers Concerned About Hike in Accident Rates
  • Florida Attorney Debi Chalik Comments on Summer Parasailing Safety
  • Florida Attorney Jason Chalik Remarks on High Rate of Car Accidents in 2016
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Has Bizarre Twists and Turns – Austin Personal Injury Attorney Brooks Schuelke
  • Florida Family to Sue Over Nursing Home Death
  • Driver Checking Map on Cellphone Kills Three, Critically Injures Fourth
  • Tampa Brain Injury Attorney Robert Joyce Comments on NFL Concussion Settlement
  • Endo International Ceases Vaginal Mesh Production in Wake of Costly Lawsuits — Injury Lawyer Bobby Lee
  • Denial of Necessary Medications Leads to Inmate Death – Wrongful Death Lawyer Brooks Schuelke
  • Florida Car Accident Attorney Jason Chalik, Chalik & Chalik Law Offices, Comments on Wrong Way Crashes
  • Distracted Driving Results in Three Dead – Austin Attorney Brooks Schuelke
  • New Jersey Personal Injury Attorneys Comment on Defense of Nun for DUI With No Recollection of Accident
  • Florida Car Accident Attorney Jason Chalik Speaks About Distracted Driving Awareness Month
  • Apple, the FBI, A Law Against Secrets, and Law Firm Marketing Take Center Stage in the Latest Bigger Law Firm Magazine Issue
  • Austin Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Two Small Children
  • Tire Separation Causes Fatal Accident on I-95 in Palm Beach County Near Jupiter Florida
  • Austin Injury Attorney Bobby Lee – Boston Breaks Ground Teaching EMTs Boating Accident Triage
  • Family of Deceased Construction Worker Alleges Negligence in Wrongful Death Lawsuit, Comments Perlmutter & Schuelke, PLLC
  • Daily Journal names WSHB’s Constance Endelicato to Top Women Lawyers List
  • The Victory Center Honored By the City of North Miami for Their Work Involving Autism and Related Disabilities
  • Personal Injury Attorneys Discuss 10.5 Million Dollar Award to Family ofMother Buried Alive in a Collision
  • Sam Houston Electric Cooperative Cuts Power to Man on Constant Oxygen, Resulting in Death
  • Wisconsin Supreme Court Accepts Case Challenging Medical Records Fees
  • The Most Fatal Pedestrian Accidents Happen in Houston, Says Lee, Gober & Reyna
  • Jason Chalik Nominated for Broward County Public Schools 2016 School-Based Partnership of the Year Award
  • Tampa Car Accident Attorney with Joyce & Reyes Comments on Wrong Way Crashes
  • Florida Car Accident Attorney Jason Chalik Comments on Increase in Pedestrian Fatalities
  • Joyce & Reyes – Lawsuit Filed Against Uber in Florida Over Brain Injury Caused by Car Accident
  • Shield Your Firm From a Ransomware Storm, A Bigger Law Firm Magazine Exclusive
  • Attorney Jason Chalik, Chalik & Chalik Law Offices Comments on Florida Motorcycle Fatalities
  • Florida Woman Seeks to Change Law on Wrongful Death Lawsuits
  • Widow of State Trooper Speaks Out Against Tort Reform in Illinois
  • Boating Accidents Happen Nation Wide, Wisconsin Strives to Plug a Legal Loophole
  • Tampa Attorney with Joyce & Reyes Comments on Increase in Hit-and-Run Car Accidents
  • Deadly Illinois Truck Crash Prompts Review of Federal Truck Safety Program
  • Trucker Driving Without Due Care May Have Caused Texas Woman’s Death
  • Attorney Jason Chalik Comments on Rise in Hit and Run Car Accidents in Florida
  • Cook County Jury Awards 10.875 Million Dollars in Illinois Personal Injury Case
  • Jaroslawicz & Jaros PLLC Launches Exciting Personal Injury Law Website
  • Austin Personal Injury Attorney – Opting Out of Workers’ Compensation Benefits Employers, Not Workers
  • Attorney with Joyce & Reyes Comments on 2015 Pedestrian Car Accident Deaths
  • Illinois Officials Say Warm Weather Brings More Motorcycle Accidents
  • Snapchat Allegedly Factor in Fatal Car Crash, Say South Jersey and Philadelphia Personal Injury Attorneys
  • 15 Million Verdict in Disabled Man’s Para-Transit Death in Las Vegas
  • Florida Car Accident Attorney Jason Chalik Discusses Decrease in DUI Car Accidents, Arrests in Florida
  • Attorney Robert Joyce Comments on Florida Brain Injury Case
  • OSHA Proposes Fine for Illinois Scrap Firm for Worker Safety Violations
  • Personal Injury Lawyers Can Make a Free Custom Ebook in 60 Seconds
  • Drug Use Gaining on Alcohol for Impaired Driving Accidents Says Austin Attorney Bobby Lee
  • Lee, Gober & Reyna – Gut Fermentation Syndrome Driver Arrested for DWI Has Charges Dismissed
  • Austin Truck Accident Attorney Discusses Recent Gasoline Tanker Crash
  • Attorney Alex R. Hernandez Jr. Featured in Elite Attorneys San Antonio Magazine
  • Chalik Law Offices Attorney Comments on Increase in Florida Car Accident Deaths in 2015
  • Sandra Bland Case Is Still Pending Indicates Perlmutter & Schuelke, PLLC
  • Austin Personal Injury Lawyer Comments on Distracted Driving, Walking, Cycling, Motorcycling
  • Boat Crashes Into Concrete Barge, Kills Two
  • Missouri Aims to Reduce Crash Fatalities with Road Safety Blueprint
  • Offshore Platform Lucius Technician Sues Employer for Workplace Injuries
  • Fugitive Commits Hit-and-Run Prior to Christmas Parade
  • Attempted Visit to Sonic in Denison, Texas, Results in Drunk Driver Crashing Into Wall
  • Teen and Senior Drivers at Greater Risk for Car Accidents
  • Austin DWI Traffic Accident Kills One
  • Could a Smartphone Save a Life in the 2016 Toyota Tacoma?
  • Florida Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Lyft
  • Attorney and Chairman of the Board David Barnett Announces Fundraising Goal of 3 Million Met for The Victory Center
  • Teens and Senior Drivers Responsible for More Crashes
  • Charlotte Law Firm Rawls, Scheer, Foster & Mingo Launch New Website
  • Number of Texans Hurt at Work Unknown Says Perlmutter & Schuelke
  • Missouri Supreme Court to Assess Caps on Damages in Wrongful Death Cases Says James Law Group
  • Avoid Car Accidents and Keep Pedestrians Safe this Holiday Season
  • Lawsuit Filed Two Years After Deadly Accident Reports Petrillo and Goldberg, New Jersey
  • Florida Has Two of 10 Deadliest Interstates in America
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Over Death in Chicago Police Custody
  • Mother Dies Protecting Daughter in Horrific Grocery Store Accident
  • Missouri Supreme Court Questions Case Against Shooting Suspect
  • Everyone Knows Not to Text and Drive, But Many Still Do
  • Law Firm Marketing Companies SEO | Law Firm and Custom Legal Marketing Merge to Create CLM Grow
  • Florida Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Over Shooting at Zombicon Event
  • Truck Accidents On the Rise, But Industry Wants to Relax Safety Rules
  • Attorney David Brill Nominated as Most Effective Lawyer Award Finalist by the Daily Business Review
  • Holidays Bring Increase in Car Accidents
  • NTSB Blames Driver Fatigue for Tracy Morgan Crash
  • Maryland News and Best Practices
  • DUI Drivers at Fault Outted by the Science of Analyzing Crashes
  • Speed Limiters May Reduce Trucking Collisions
  • Florida Man Pleads Guilty to Federal Drug Charges in Pill Mill Case
  • Ban on Texting While Driving Slowly Spreading Across Texas, City by City
  • Illinois Governor Pushing for Workers’ Compensation Changes
  • Three People Injured in Multiple Tractor-Trailer Crash on Missouri Highway
  • Elderly Farmington, Texas, Nursing Home Resident Dies as a Result of Alleged Neglect
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Florida Nursing Home
  • Slip-and-Fall Personal Injury Claim Filed Against KFC Restaurant
  • NFL Cheerleaders Get Basic Employee Rights Starting January 2016
  • Another California Call Center Faces Fines for Sexual Harassment and Retaliation
  • Horrific Motorcycle Crash Severs Both Biker’s Legs
  • Florida Ranks Among Most Dangerous States for Car, Boat, Bicycle, Pedestrian Accidents
  • Car Safety Issues Addressed With New Child Safety Laws in New Jersey
  • Traffic Fatalities Increase Nationwide
  • Seaman Alleges Workplace Negligence Alleged Caused Permanent Disability
  • Missouri’s Public Defender Office Asks for Increase in Funding
  • Trucker Admits to Distracted Driving After Four-Vehicle Pile-Up
  • Shrimper Struck in Head by Pulley, Dies Later
  • Woman Sues Missouri Restaurant After Being Injured by Tossed Bread Roll
  • Missouri House Passes Bill to Repeal State’s Universal Helmet Law for Motorcyclists
  • Can Lítera Smartsend Save Lawyers from Embarrassing Email Errors? A Bigger Law Firm magazine product review.
  • New Drunk Driving Law Goes Into Effect in Texas for First Time Offenders
  • Family of Florida Woman Killed in Car Accident Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Driver
  • The Heim Law Firm Opens in Carlsbad
  • Florida Safety Officials Emphasize Preventing Pedestrian Accidents
  • Missouri Senate OKs Bill Amending Sentencing Rules for Minors in Murder Convictions
  • Jet Skiing Ends in Fatality Reports Lee, Gober & Reyna
  • Florida Jury Awards 6 Million Dollars to Man Who Suffered Brain Injury in Traffic Accident
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Trucker and Trucking Company
  • Missouri City Considers Improvements to Benefit Bicyclists, Pedestrians on Busy Road
  • Google Driverless Cars Appear in Austin
  • Hit and Run Car Accidents on the Rise in Florida
  • Theft of Workers’ Wages by California Companies
  • Medical Misdiagnosis May Lead to Death
  • Nonprofit Group Reports That Flawed FBI Hair Analysis Was Used to Convict Defendants
  • Family of Hazing Victim Offers to Settle Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Florida A&M
  • Missouri Legislature Moves Closer to Approving Key Municipal Court Reforms
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed After Man Freezes to Death in Unlicensed Nursing Home
  • Faulty Equipment Likely Cause of Four Deaths at DuPont and Co. Pesticide Plant
  • Driver Was Without Sleep for 28 Hours in Tracy Morgan Crash
  • Hit and Run Crashes on the Rise in Florida
  • Mysterious Death Leads to Complex Investigation and Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • Neosho Recycling Plant Under Investigation After Man Dies in Explosion
  • Illinois Worker Dies in Construction Accident
  • Holidays Tend to Result in Multiple Boating Accidents and Deaths
  • County Crash Data for Tampa Bay Area Reveals Areas of Concern
  • Is it a Race to the Bottom for Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
  • Dozens of Cars Involved in Illinois Pileup Crash
  • Alleged in-Cab Distraction Causes Big Rig to Collide With Bus, Killing Four
  • Florida Supreme Court Upholds .5 Million Wrongful Death Verdict
  • Driving Can Become Dangerous for Aging Adults
  • Stop and Frisk Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against City of Chicago and Chicago Police Department Still Pending
  • Illinois Woman Awarded .6 Million in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Says Briskman, Briskman & Greenberg
  • Illinois Woman Awarded 2.6 Million in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Says Briskman, Briskman & Greenberg
  • The FRA and Google Team Up to Make Railroad Crossings Safer Says Lee, Gober & Reyna
  • Cap on Legal Fees in Birth Injury Case Upheld
  • Increasing Seat Belt Use Could Save Lives in Florida
  • Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit Alleges Shreveport Police Officers Beat and Abused Mental Health Patient
  • Safety Advocates Call for Changes in Tire Recall System
  • Lares Trucking, Texas, Faces Wrongful Death Lawsuit And May Be Charged Criminally Says Perlmutter & Schuelke, PLLC
  • Ban on Texting While Driving in Texas is Still a Hot Topic
  • Motorist Strikes Woman Tending to Garden, Flees Scene in Suburban St. Louis, Missouri
  • Romanucci & Blandin, LLC File Civil Lawsuit on Behalf of Shatrell McComb and Her Deceased 13-Month-Old Son Against City of Chicago, CPD Officers and Antoine Watkins
  • Police Say Nobel Prize Winner, Wife Were Not Wearing Seatbelts in N.J. Fatal Taxi Crash
  • Health Canada Announces Invokana Safety Investigation
  • Judge Rules Florida Wrongful Death Lawsuit Can Move Forward
  • Water Sports can be Deadly
  • Podcast -The Alarming High Mortality Rate of a Florida Hospital
  • Marijuana May Have Played a Role in the Deaths of Two People
  • Arnold Law Voted Eugene, Oregon’s Best Law Firm
  • Chalik & Chalik to Award Two Survivor Scholarships Annually
  • Supreme Court Marriage Equality Ruling Impacts Personal Injury Victims’ Access to Claims and Benefits
  • Texas Marathon Petroleum Corp May be in Hot Water Again
  • 4,566,000 Wrongful Death Verdict Truly About Justice, Not About Money

  • Thirteen Motorcycles and a Pickup Truck Involved in Deadly Crash
  • Missouri Gov. Nixon Signs Into Law Bill Limiting Damages in Medical Malpractice Cases
  • Two Deadly Accidents Resulted in Five Deaths and 12 Seriously Injured
  • Drunk Drivers Can Also be Police Officers
  • N.Y.-Bound Amtrak Train Derails in Philadelphia, Killing 8 and Injuring More Than 200 Says Petrillo & Goldberg
  • Briskman Briskman & Greenberg Announces Scholarship for Accident Survivors
  • In Florida, Mother of Slain Teen Bicyclist Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Police
  • Zofran Birth Defect Studies
  • Self-Driving Cars Have Already Been Involved in Accidents, Google Reports
  • Lawsuits Against St. Mary’s Medical Center May Be Appropriate, Says Prominent Birth Injury Attorney
  • Injured Louisiana Man Sues Three Oil Companies for 3 Million Dollars
  • Attorneys in Florida Negotiate Fourteen Million Dollar Settlement Against North Broward Hospital District
  • Florida Attorneys Negotiate Million Settlement Against North Broward Hospital District
  • Alleged Independent Injuries May Now be Exclusively Under the Texas Workers’ Compensation Claim Remedy Process
  • Litigation Landslide Looms on Horizon for Energy Industry, Local Markets – Oil & Gas Attorney Prepares for Spike in Legal Actions as US Oil Crunch Intensifies Impact on Houston Economy
  • Drivers May Be Banned From Buying Alcohol After 3 DUIs if Bill Passes
  • What Has Syngenta’s CEO, Michael Mack, Said About The Viptera-China Situation?
  • Worker Drowns While Working on Baylor University Campus Pedestrian Bridge Project
  • Million Medical Negligence Lawsuit Settled with Major Area Hospital
  • Attorney Joshua Goldberg in PA Selected to The National Association of Distinguished Counsel
  • New Pedestrian Safety Campaign for Philadelphia Launches
  • Bay Area Law Firms Win Courtroom Victory for Clients in Complex Employment Case Involving Claims of Breach of Contract, Defamation
  • New Jersey Lawyer Dan T. Matrafajlo Makes 2015 Rising Stars List for the Fourth Time
  • Study Finds Illinois Third-Safest State for Teen Drivers
  • Drowsy Driving Behind Many Auto Accidents, NHTSA Officials Say
  • Preliminary Report Finds NTSB Violations Involved in Crash That Killed Tollway Worker
  • Free Lawyer Marketing Series Kicks Off Nationwide Tour in Tampa
  • New Testimony Reveals Massive Extent of Tampa Pill Mill Operation says Tampa Attorney Robert Joyce
  • WordPress Powers Half of Nation’s High-Ranking Personal Injury Websites
  • Dolman Law Group Awards Scholarship To Their Video Essay Contest Winner
  • Bressman Law Announces Winner of First Traumatic Brain Injury Scholarship
  • Houston Attorney Stewart J. Guss Selected as one of Nation’s Top One Percent of Attorneys by the NADC
  • Daughter of Woman Allegedly Injured in Nursing Home Files Lawsuit, Advocates for Camera Monitoring
  • Five Arrested in Raid of Alleged Pill Mill in Florida
  • Decision Imminent for Annual Stewart J. Guss College Scholarship Award Recipient
  • Hit-and-Run Accidents on the Rise in Florida
  • Paralyzed After Bike Path Accident, Cyclist Sues City of Chicago
  • Texas Nursing Homes May Face Severe Sanctions but do They Make Sense?
  • How Does a McDonald’s Double Quarter Pounder Factor Into Driving Laws?
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  • Nursing Home Abuse is Not Always Perpetrated by Strangers
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  • Texas is Fiddling About with a Text Ban on Drivers
  • Illinois Road Workers Face High Rates of Injury
  • Dolman Law Group Welcomes New Trial Attorney to the Firm
  • OSHA Launches Probe Into Death of Construction Worker Hit on Head by Tape Measure
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  • Drivers in Texas, Louisiana, Other Gulf States in Danger as Deadly Airbag Recall Expands
  • Florida’s Youth Concussion Law Designed to Protect Against Brain Injuries
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  • Illinois Appellate Court Rules That Employer Must Defend Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • St. Louis Personal Injury Lawyers Anthony Bruning and Anthony Bruning, Jr. Recognized in St. Louis Lawyer Magazine for Innovative Contributions to Continuing Legal Education Courses
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  • Volvo Safety Feature Seeks to Eliminate Deaths and Injuries on the Road
  • Personal Injury Attorney John Hale Analyzes Legal Implications of Latest Pradaxa News
  • Illinois Village to Pay 5,000 in Police Car Accident Settlement
  • Houston Personal Injury lawyer Stewart J. Guss Chosen as a Top Lawyer by Houstonia Magazine for the Second Year in a Row
  • Texas Chain-Reaction Wreck Kills One, Injures Two
  • Missouri Counties Announce No-Refusal DWI Checkpoints as Holidays Approach
  • St. Louis Plant Workers At Risk of Amputation, Electrical Injury and More, Says OSHA
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  • Tragic Death of Halliburton Employee Highlights Danger to Oil and Gas Workers
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  • Outpatient Clinics Lack Necessary Equipment for Medical Emergencies
  • Florida Nursing Home Aides Arrested on Abuse Charges
  • Law Offices of Samer Habbas Welcomes New Orange County Personal Injury Attorney to its Growing Team of Experts
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  • Camera Monitoring Proposed to Deter and Document Nursing Home Abuse
  • Suit Filed Against Crowley Police Department Alleges Police Action by Uncommissioned Officers
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  • California Business Attorneys Expect Increase in Home Care Overtime Lawsuits
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  • California’s Court of Appeals: Meal Break Waivers Differ From Voluntary Decisions to Skip Breaks
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  • Outpatient Clinics Lack Necessary Equipment for Medical Emergencies
  • Sometimes, Trucking Accidents Spur New Safety Innovations
  • California State Auditor Claims Department of Public Health Not Properly Investigating Nursing Home Abuse
  • Horrific Abuse by Home Aides Leaves 99-Year-Old Patient Dead
  • James Law Group Attorney Comments on Record-Breaking Settlement in Nursing Home Fraud Case
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  • Attorney John Hale Analyzes Recent Decisions in Paxil Birth Defect Cases
  • Concrete Slab Kills Construction Worker on Site Previously Shut Down Over Safety Concerns
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  • Dallas Jury Awards Patient Million in Defective Medical Device Case
  • Recalled Airbags May Pose Increased Danger in Florida
  • New Development in Fatal Oklahoma Crash Points to Trucking Company Negligence
  • Tracy Morgan Files Personal Injury Suit Against Walmart in Wake of June Semi Collision
  • Genevieve Zimmerman, Jason P. Johnston join Minneapolis office
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed After Fatal Illinois Crash
  • Chicago Personal Injury Attorneys Reveal the Frightening Facts About Medical Malpractice
  • Traumatic Brain Injury Can Have Serious Effects on Adolescent Brains
  • Ebola’s Presence in the U.S. May Spark Wrongful Death Lawsuits Indicates Attorney Deborah Barron
  • Illinois Cracks Down on Cellphone Use in Cars
  • Texas Lottery Shuts Down Fun 5 Scratch-Off Game Days After Watchdog Asks Court for Deposition
  • Miscommunication Among Medical Team Results in Man’s Death
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  • Union Pacific Ordered to Comply in Wounded Veterans’ Lawsuit
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  • 320 Plaintiffs File Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Against Spinal Surgeon
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  • Driverless Cars Tested in Tampa
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  • New Regulations Proposed to Reduce Dangers to Motorcoach and Large Bus Passengers
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  • Law Offices of Alex R. Hernandez Jr. adds Luis Cuellar, Of Counsel
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  • American Urological Association (AUA) Debates Pros and Cons of Transvaginal Mesh Slings
  • Antonio Romanucci Elected Chair of the Police Misconduct Litigation Group and Vice-Chair of the Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Group for the American Association for Justice
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  • Pradaxa Maker Sales Drop, Notes Rottenstein Law Group LLP
  • New Truck Safety Regulation Suspended
  • OSHA to Increase Oil and Gas Safety Enforcement
  • Lietz Law Firm Attorney Analyzes OSHA Findings in Omaha Building Collapse
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  • American Urological Association (AUA) Debates Pros and Cons of Transvaginal Mesh Slings
  • Shoddy Back Roads May Have Caused Fatal Crash
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  • First Two DePuy Pinnacle Cases Trial-Ready by September 1, Notes Rottenstein Law Group LLP
  • Traffic Fatalities Decrease in 2014
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  • Deadly Tampa Bay Area Intersection to Upgrade Safety
  • Fracking Industry Connected to Increase in Traffic Accidents
  • GM Is Not The Only Automaker In Court
  • Bed Rails Are A Serious Issue in Nursing Homes
  • Georgia Construction Workers Injured in Building Collapse
  • Impaired Driving Is Not Just About Drinking
  • Federal Court Schedules Pretrial Conference for Ethicon Mesh Bellwether Trial, the Rottenstein Law Group LLP Reports
  • Wrongful Death Is The Most Common Lawsuit Filed in Nursing Home Cases
  • FDA Now Moves to Reclassify Transvaginal Mesh Kits as High Risk
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  • Vaginal Mesh Lawsuits Increasingly Being Settled Out Of Court
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  • Tampa Bay Area Among Most Dangerous for Pedestrians
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  • The Most Common Hospital Errors in Nursing Homes That Result In Adverse Events
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  • Joyce and Reyes Praises Safety Improvements to Site of Pedestrian Auto Accidents
  • 15-Year-Old May Have Lost His Life Due to Car Manufacturer’s Negligence
  • Dispute Over Venue for Lac-Megantic Wrongful Death Claims Heats Up
  • In Houston, Fatal Semi Accident Leaves Father of Four Dead
  • Tampa Pill Mill Operators Convicted
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  • Richard LaGarde, Injury Attorney, Raises Questions After Tragic Death of Texas Oil Worker
  • Car Accidents Happen For Many Reasons: Drunk Driving is One of Those Reasons
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  • Nursing Home Abuse Attorney at Joyce and Reyes Remarks on Pending Lawsuit Reform Bill
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  • Cook County Jury Awards .65 Million in Air Base Death
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  • Texas Employer’s Must Report Non-Covered Status In Relation To Work Injuries Or Deaths
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  • Study Shows Compression Therapy is as Effective as Complex Decongestive Therapy in Early Lymphedema
  • Sponges Left Behind After Surgery Because They Are Hard To Identify Indicates Medical Malpractice Attorney, Tom Robenalt
  • Injury Attorney with The Lietz Law Firm Says Ohio Bus Crash Casualties Could Have Been Worse
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  • Personal Injury Lawyer Hale Offers Observations On Allen Parkway Accident
  • Mismatched Blood Causes Death Of Patient Recounts Arkansas Injury Lawyer
  • The Cochran Firm, D.C. Launches Investigation into Claims Arising from the Navy Yard Shooting
  • The Lietz Law Firm Remarks On Connecticut Plane Crash
  • Joyce & Reyes Auto Accident Attorney Remarks On Multi-Vehicle Collision Near Tampa
  • Los Angeles Injury Lawyers Obtain 5,000 Settlement in Auto v. Pedestrian Case
  • Plaintiff Awarded Over One Million Dollars in Lawsuit Against Zometa Maker, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation
  • Arkansas Lawyer Reveals Nursing Home Abuse Resulting In 21 Care Workers Being Charged
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  • Personal Injury Attorney David Lietz Reacts to Tractor-Trailer Accident Killing Seven
  • Improper Drug Use During Birth Resulted In Brain Damage To Baby Indicated Attorney Christopher Mellino of Mellino Robenalt
  • 22-Year-Old Trucker Loses Control Of Rig, Kills Four In Crash Relates Lee, Gober & Reyna
  • Perlmutter & Schuelke State Wrongful Death Lawsuits Are Often About Getting Answers, Not Money
  • Traumatic Brain Injury May Damage More Than The Brain Indicates Christopher Mellino of Mellino Robenalt in Cleveland
  • Man Faces Up To 20 Years In Prison If Convicted Of Intoxication Manslaughter
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  • Personal Injury Attorney Hale Suggests Second Opinion When Suspecting Medical Malpractice
  • The Hale Law Firm Personal Injury Attorney Comments on Car Accident
  • Attorney with Briskman Briskman & Greenberg Offers Thoughts On Nursing Home Wrongful Death Suit
  • Auto Accident Attorney With Alston And Baker Comments On Road Conditions At Site Of Deadly Florida Accident
  • U.S. Should Prioritize Bridge Repairs, Says Personal Injury Attorney with The Lietz Law Firm
  • Personal Injury Attorney With The Hale Law Firm Comments on Fatal Park Accident
  • Truck Accident Attorney with Briskman Briskman & Greenberg Notes Shorter Hours for Truckers
  • Nursing Home Abuse Attorney with Joyce & Reyes Discusses Closure of Pediatric Nursing Home
  • The law firm of James A. Rice, Jr. PC is pleased to announce Kimberly McGowan has joined the firm
  • Attorney with The Hale Law Firm Comments on New Trucking Regulations
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  • Attorney with Briskman Briskman & Greenberg Remarks on Wrongful Death Plane Crash Lawsuit
  • Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuits Continue To Be Filed Across The Nation
  • Personal Injury Attorney David Lietz Says Tougher PG&E Penalties are a Step Forward
  • One In Five Texas Construction Workers Land In Hospital Due To Job Injuries
  • Hospital Errors, Like Botched Surgery, Mean More Money For The Hospital
  • Attorney with The Hale Law Firm Comments on Personal Injury Lawsuit Filed in Houston
  • Birth Injury Lawsuit Results In .5 Million Award
  • Repeat DUI Offender Convicted Of Murder
  • DC Personal Injury Lawyers Cochran Firm Launch New Website
  • Twenty Three Drinks In Two Hours Results In Horrific Accident
  • Nursing Homes May Hold Horrors For Seniors
  • Architect Dies As A Result Of Surgery Gone Wrong
  • New Bill Helps Protect Consumers from Health Insurance Companies
  • Subdural Haematomas Affect People Of All Ages
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  • New Study Links Military Suicides To Traumatic Brain Injury Via Sports
  • Blood Thinner Pradaxa Lawsuit Filed In Texas And Additional States
  • Nursing Home Abuse Caught On Hidden Camera May Change U.S. Laws
  • Board Says Engineer’s Eyesight to Blame in Deadly Train Crash
  • Florida Pill Mill Physicians Begin Trial
  • Mock Brain Matter On Hood Of Wrecked Car Serves As Teaching Moment For School Students
  • Wrong Side of Brain Surgery Amounts To Medical Malpractice
  • Hospital Errors May Stand A Chance Of Becoming Obsolete
  • Philadelphia Building Collapse Prompts Safety Hearing
  • No Two Traumatic Brain Injuries Are The Same
  • Missouri Personal Injury Law Firm Launches New Website
  • 18-Wheeler Accidents Are Not The Same As Car Wrecks
  • Injured Firefighter Files Lawsuit Against Trucking Company
  • Expert Witnesses May Become Harder to Line Up
  • Personal Injury Claim Arises As The Result Of A Wildlife Park Tram Ride
  • Reporting Texting While Driving Tickets To Insurance Companies May Reduce Texting While Driving
  • Lawsuit Filed Against Illinois Nursing Home After Leg Amputation
  • Not All Cellphone-Related Car Accidents Are Properly Reported By Law Enforcement
  • Patient Dementia May Increase Likelihood of Elder Abuse
  • St. Louis Law Attorney Joshua P. Myers Named Amongst “The Top 40 Lawyers Under 40", By The National Trial Lawyers Association
  • Workers Who Died on the Job Remembered on Workers’ Memorial Day
  • Thousands of Former NFL Players Sue League over Brain Injuries
  • J. John Sebastian Attorney Offers Legal Services in Buffalo and Niagara
  • Compression Therapy Equipment Available From Vascular PRN Treats Diabetic Ulcers
  • Texting, Webbing and Day Dreaming Are All Deadly Distractions
  • Two Connecticut Commuter Trains Collide
  • Texas Aims to Reduce Distracted Driving
  • Florida One Step Closer to Tighter Medical Malpractice Rules and Regulations
  • Florida Changes Rules to Allow Shorter Yellow Lights, Reaps Red Light Camera Revenue
  • Federal Safety Agency Recommends Lower Blood Alcohol Limits
  • Leading Palm Coast and Jacksonville Disability and Divorce Attorney Launches New Website
  • Speed Limits in School Zones May be Toughened
  • Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuits Are Increasing Astronomically
  • Authorities Fault Driver in Fatal Bus Crash
  • U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Overturn Rulings Allowing Wrongful Death Lawsuits Against Nursing Homes
  • Transvaginal Mesh Licensed In Canada In 1998, Now Women Are Suing Medical Device Makers
  • Health Insurance Companies May Find Themselves Policing Doctors and Hospitals
  • Texas Construction Workers Face Dangerous Conditions
  • Nursing Homes Often Hide Abuse
  • Austin Injury Lawyer Newly Elected As President of Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association (CATLA)
  • Texas Construction Sites Need to Ensure Worker Safety
  • Mandatory helmet laws do make a difference in saving lives
  • U. S. High Courts Signalling Traumatic Brain Injury A Huge Liability Issue
  • New Shift Limits For Interns Did Not Decrease The Possibility of Hospital Errors
  • Drug Known to Cause Suicidal Thoughts Results in Death of 16-Year-Old Boy
  • Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney Agrees Drunk Driving An Issue in Texas
  • Eleven Police Officers Cause Man’s Death by Asphyxiation
  • Doctor Had Personal Experience With Hospital Errors And Felt Alienated
  • Drunk Drivers cause accidents, Atlanta Car Accident Lawyer James Rice Reports
  • Thousands of Miles of Leaking Gas Pipelines Could Result in More Explosions
  • HIV And Hepatitis May Have Been Precursors To Man’s Murder
  • Reckless Driver Kills Two And Injures Several Others
  • Workers’ Compensation Commission Rules in Favor of Worker Injured on Work-Related Car Trip
  • Medical Malpractice Victims in Florida Fight Uphill Battle For Justice
  • Drunk Driver Circumvents Vehicle Ignition Device Resulting in Serious Injury Accident
  • Two Lawsuits Filed, More Likely to Come in Texas Plant Explosion
  • Nursing Home Lawsuit Reform Passes Florida Senate Committee
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Pending In Head Trauma Accident
  • Bus Driver Was Also Involved in Previous Fatality, Indicated Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Auto Insurance Fraud Widespread in Florida, But Hillsborough County Reforms Working
  • Drunk Failing To Yield, Kills Biker
  • Man Sues Hospital After Suffering Deep Vein Thrombosis
  • Cars May Receive Safety Ratings for Older Occupants
  • 44 Percent Of Adverse Events In Hospitals Are Preventable, Indicates Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Five Hours Drinking Beer Results In Three Deaths
  • Boy Dies Two Days After Accident at Disney World Pool
  • Distracted Drivers cause accidents, Atlanta Car Accident Lawyer James Rice Reports
  • Defective Hip Implants Spur Growing Lawsuits, Noted Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Wrongful Death Attorney Comments on Lawsuit Claiming Drug Caused Brain Hemorrhage
  • Not All Medical Malpractice Cases Succeed In Court Says Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Adverse Reactions and Death Prompt Recall For Anemia Drug
  • Illinois Foundry Explosion Injures At Least 10 Workers
  • Study Tests the Limits of Truck Safety Systems
  • Recent Car Accident Fatality Highlights Continued Dangers On Roads, Notes Waxahachie Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Tampa Teenager Killed in Car Crash
  • Nursing Home Sued After Bed Sore Leads to Leg Amputation
  • Hospital Errors May Not Improve, Even When Tracked
  • Mentally Ill Man Collapses In Cell, Dies Later
  • Man’s Body Found in Elevator Shaft at Tampa International Airport
  • Despite Recent Tragedies, Teen Car Accidents Are Declining, Says Chicago Car Accident Attorney
  • Mobile Devices Do Not Kill, Distracted Drivers Kill While Using Them
  • Hip Implant Recall May Affect Thousands
  • Million Awarded In Nursing Home Abuse Case
  • Measuring And Understanding Medical Errors May Reduce Preventable Harm or Death
  • Dad Kills Three Year Old Son In Drunk Wreck
  • Three Injured During Stage Construction at Music Festival
  • Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney Comments on Increase in Product Recalls
  • Poster Child For Not Texting And Driving Lives On In Memory
  • PG&E Nears Completion of Gas Pipeline Safety Inspection
  • What To Be Aware Of Regarding Medical Malpractice Lawsuits in Ohio
  • Older Roadways Not Designed For Trucks Cause More Pedestrian Deaths
  • Motorcycle Accidents May Have More To Do With How The Brain Calculates Distance
  • Chicago Wrongful Death Attorney Comments on .5 Million City Settlement
  • Does A Higher Standard Of Proof For Medical Malpractice Help Or Hinder Victims?
  • Chicago Wrongful Death Attorney Comments on Lawsuit Against State Trooper
  • Personal Injury Lawsuit Settled From Injury On Houston Amusement Ride
  • Florida Workers Compensation Law Invalidated in Injured Firefighter’s Case
  • Chicago Car Accident Attorney Comments on Increase in Illinois Traffic Fatalities
  • Six D.C.-Area Pedestrians Killed in February
  • Florida Supreme Court Stands By Restraints on Medical Malpractice Defendants
  • Lone Trucker Dies While Safety-Checking His Rig
  • Audi Monterey Peninsula Sued for Selling a Wrecked Car
  • Prison Inmate Awarded Million for Brain Injury
  • New Approach to Combating Elder Abuse Is Working For New York Seniors
  • Children’s Product Recalls Down, Injuries and Deaths Up in 2012
  • Elder Abuse Case Includes Involuntary Manslaughter
  • Texas Attorney General’s Office Releases Medicaid Rights for Elderly Nursing Home Patients
  • Riding With A Drunken Driver May Result In Death, Or A Drastically Altered Life
  • Birth Injury and Asphyxia – Related Or Not?
  • March is Brain Injury Month
  • Medically Unfit Trucker Kills Trooper
  • Chicago Kids Are Often Hit By Cars Near Schools
  • People May Not Like Being Told What To Do, But Banning Texting While Driving May Save Lives
  • Blood Treatment Drug Manufacturer Named in Wrongful Death Suit
  • Recent Yaz DVT Lawsuits Have Doctors Seeking Safer Treatment Using External Medical Devices
  • Infected Doctor Transmits Hep B to Patients
  • Nascar Crash Injures Dozens of Spectators
  • Nursing Home Neglect, Abuse On The Rise At For Profit Care Homes
  • Hip Implant Recall May Affect Thousands
  • Family Members Push for Criminal Charges Against Police in Wrongful Death Case
  • Cruise Industry Association Adopts New Safety Policies
  • Motorcycle Crashes Are Costly In More Ways Than One
  • Driver With Extensive Record Severely Injures Passenger In Rollover Accident
  • Medication Errors Can Add An Extra .8 Million In Costs Per Hospital
  • Medical Errors Affect Millions of Americans
  • Drunken Driver Mysteriously Shot to Death
  • Lawsuits Growing Against Mirena, Notes Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney
  • Car Accident Involving Six Children Results in Driver Fleeing Scene
  • Better Rear Bumpers on Tractor Trailers May Save Lives, Agrees Brunswick Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Parents Sue Hospital Over Baby’s Cerebral Palsy
  • Family of Illinois State Trooper Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • Newest Smart Car Technology Looks Promising Agrees Brunswick Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Study Reveals Junior Seau Suffered From CTE
  • Insane 100 Vehicle Chain Freeway Wreck Kills Two, Injures Over 120
  • Screaming Nursing Home Patient Virtually Ignored
  • Hospitals Get Fined For Medical Errors Causing Jeopardy To Their Patients
  • NFL Player’s Family Sues League, Claiming Brain Injuries Contributed to Suicide
  • Medical Malpractice May Cause Cerebral Palsy
  • Lawsuits Against State Likely Following Deadly Florida Auto Accident
  • DWI Kills Pro Footballer
  • There Are Two Ways To Deal With Work Injury Claims In Texas
  • Patient – Doctor Privilege Is Broader Than Many Think
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Bayer
  • New Research Shows Long-Term Affects of Repeat Concussions
  • A Wrongful Death Lawsuit May Be Filed in Another State
  • Traumatic Brain Injury Does Not Just Happen To Football Players
  • Surgical Sponges, Other Items Left In Patients About 39 Times A Week
  • New Study Shows Medical Malpractice Is Alive And Well In The U.S.
  • Push for Energy Drink Labeling and Stricter Safety Measures By FDA
  • C8 Water Contamination Prompts Multiple Lawsuits, Notes Waxahachie Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Jury Awards Record Million in Chicago Personal Injury Case
  • Bus Driver Allegedly Falls Asleep, Sending Ten Passengers to Hospital
  • Valrico Woman Files Personal Injury Lawsuit Against Disney World
  • Generic Medication Safety Issues Continue, Notes Brunswick Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Settlement Reached in Chicago Brain Injury Case
  • Hospital Errors Are More Likely to Transpire at Shift Change
  • Mother Burns to Death Under 7,200-Volt Power Line as Children Cry for Help
  • Texas Needs a Statewide Ban on Distracted Driving, Agrees Waxahachie Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Judge Says Plaintiff Not Likely to Acquire Cancer from Procedure, But Awards Millions in Damages
  • If It Is Not Texting While Driving, It Is Webbing, an Equally Deadly Distraction
  • Safety Officials, Retailers Recall Baby Recliners Following Infant Deaths
  • Wrong Body Part Surgery Still a Huge Medical Malpractice Issue
  • Family of Dead Teen to File Wrongful Death Suit Against Sheriff’s Office
  • Stuffing Latex Gloves In Nursing Home Resident’s Mouth Results in Criminal Charges
  • Wrongful Death by Tainted Cantaloupe Sparks Mass Litigation
  • Record Personal Injury Payout in Pennsylvania, Notes Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney
  • BAC Level of .106 Causes Innocent Driver to Slam Truck into a Cement Wall
  • Chicago Construction Company Fined 6,000 for Workers’ Lead Exposure
  • Limbless Man’s Mind Still Trying to Cope With Multiple Amputations Caused by Medical Malpractice
  • Florida Supreme Court: Drivers Can Challenge Presumption of Fault in Rear-End Collisions
  • Suspected Drunken Driver Shot to Death
  • Oklahoma Pushes for Increased Elder Care Safety With Video Monitoring in Nursing Homes
  • Six Banks Cheat Veterans on Refinanced Home Loans
  • Bizarre Double Accident Caused By Drunken Drivers Kills 31-year-old Mother
  • Enforcement is an Issue for Texting While Driving States Austin Injury Lawyer
  • Banana Boat Sunscreens Recalled Due to Risk of Burn Injuries
  • When Does an Affair Turn Into Medical Malpractice?
  • Safety Upgrades Planned for Dangerous Tampa Intersection
  • Woman Dies in Georgia Nursing Home Accident
  • E. Coli Food Poisoning On The Rise, Notes Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney
  • Jury Awards .45 Million in Novartis Injury Case
  • Choking To Death Amounts to Nursing Home Negligence
  • Tampa Hosts Distracted Driving Summit
  • New Food Regulations Mean Less Strict Food Safety Control
  • Chain Reaction Trucking Accident Pins Man’s Legs Under Tractor Trailer Unit
  • Inflatable Bounce House Injuries on the Rise
  • Irresponsible Behavior by U.S. Government Contractor in Kabul Results in Whistleblower Lawsuit
  • Client of Woodland Hills Personal Injury Attorneys Freeman & Freeman LLP Wins Record .89M Jury Award in Norwalk, CA
  • Guilty of Texting While Driving, Teen Faces Jail Time for Death
  • Uptick In Number of Sobriety Checkpoints In Georgia, Notes Brunswick Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Miami High-Schooler Raises Brain Injury Awareness
  • Not All Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Make it to Court Asserts Nashua Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Adult Care Facilities Not Required to Call 911 When A Resident Is Missing
  • Patient Bar Coding Reduces Hospital Errors
  • Man With BB Gun Shot to Death by Police
  • Negligent Hazing of County Prisoner Results in Wrongful Death
  • Transvaginal Mesh Kits are Fatally Flawed from the Start
  • Atlanta Injury Lawyer Stephen M. Ozcomert Recognized As One Of “Georgia’s Top Attorneys”
  • Floodgates of Litigation Opening in Meningitis Outbreak
  • More Compounding Issues From Ameridose, Notes Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney
  • Whistleblower Fall Out Dogs Penn State University’s Mike McQueary
  • Research Indicates Pre-Drinking May Double Alcohol Consumption
  • Insurance Fraud is not a Victimless Crime
  • Liposuction is Deadlier Than People Realize Cautions Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Medical Malpractice Suit Questions If Tests Were Enough
  • Tractor Trailer Accidents May Increase Due to Driver Shortage
  • Assault in Nursing Home Results in Wrongful Death
  • Distracted Driving May Have Caused This Semi Wreck
  • Hit and Run DUI Hits Two Vehicles, One Head-On, Killing a Young Woman
  • Seven Ton Postal Truck Crushes Cyclist
  • Family of Woman Killed by Border Patrol Files Wrongful Death Claim
  • Early Offer Bill May Unfairly Pressure Patients to Settle
  • E-records Keep Patients Safe, or Do They?
  • Hazing At School Triggers Civil Lawsuit
  • Top Five Cars Identified for Personal Injury Claims
  • Texas Driver DUI Kills Young Father
  • When an Infusion Pump Fails During Surgery, Who is Liable for Medical Malpractice?
  • Florida Nursing Home Placed on Federal Watch List
  • Financial Medical Malpractice on the Rise
  • Family Sues Employer of Man Killed By Industrial Chemical Burns
  • Nursing home abuse does not just happen to seniors
  • Teens Parrot Parents in Texting While Driving
  • Study Finds BPA Is Linked to Thyroid Hormone Changes
  • Psychiatrist Convinced Wealthy Woman to Donate Money, then Prescribed Drug That Killed Her
  • Whistleblower Reports Illegal Trading Policies to the SEC and is Fired
  • Wrongful Death Suit Filed on Behalf of Tampa Girl
  • Physician’s Assistants, the Shadow Doctors?
  • Leading Washington D.C. Personal Injury Attorney Launches New Website
  • Records of Sex Abuse Allegations within Boy Scouts Released
  • Wisconsin State Supreme Court Prevents Parents Filing Medical Malpractice Lawsuits for Death of Adult Children
  • Drunken Driver With Extensive Record Runs Over Two-Year-Old
  • Bond & Taylor Issues Product Advisory that SSRI Antidepressant Use During Pregnancy Could Cause Birth Defects
  • Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney Applauds Increased Awareness of Youth Sports Concussions
  • Charlie Donahue, Keene Injury Lawyer, Graduates from Noted Trial College
  • Transvaginal Mesh Implants Were Intended to Help Women but they Failed Miserably
  • Allegedly Impaired Driver May Have Run Over Victim Twice
  • Appeals Court Clears Church of Scientology in Wrongful Death Suit
  • U.S. Medical Care System Not High Quality
  • Police Officer Tells Victim’s Mother He does Not Know CPR
  • Dog Attacks Can Cause Serious Injury And Death, Cautions Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney
  • More Motorcycle Fatalities Can Be Avoided, Suggests Brunswick Personal Injury Attorney
  • Using Technology to Fight Technology is a Bizarre Result of too Many Deaths from Texting While Driving
  • Florida Under Federal Scrutiny over Disabled Children in Nursing Homes
  • Two Bikers Killed By Inattentive Drivers
  • Too Often Truckers Are Driving While Impaired
  • Tire Separation Can Make Driving Deadly, Cautions Brunswick Personal Injury Lawyer
  • DEA Orders Halt to Narcotics Distribution at Florida Walgreens Facility
  • Biker and Passenger Killed Instantly in Broadside Crash
  • Cop Going 14 MPH Over Speed Limit Kills Young Man
  • Two Dead Bikers and One Drunken SUV Driver Create 6 Hours of Mayhem
  • DUI Motorcycle Fatality Kills One
  • Lawsuit Filed Over Negligence In DVT Prevention and Treatment
  • Keene Injury Lawyer Graduates from Spence Trial Lawyers College
  • Deadly Boca Raton, Florida Auto Accident under Investigation
  • Yarborough Applegate Law Firm Recovers .9 Million Settlement for Traumatic Brain Injury Victim
  • Reports of Burns Prompt Coffee Maker Recall
  • Another Supreme Court Rules Medical Malpractice Caps are Unconstitutional
  • Google’s Computer-Piloted Cars May Be The Ticket To Fewer Accidents, Agrees Waxahachie Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Teacher Raped 14-Year-Old, Who Then Committed Suicide
  • Some Medical Mistakes Can Be Avoided, Says Brunswick Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Florida is Most Deadly State for Bicyclists
  • Positive Payouts May Improve Quality of Nursing Home Care, Says Dallas Elder Care Attorney
  • Brunswick Personal Injury Attorney Applauds Designated Texters
  • Judge Announces Trial Dates for Consolidated NuvaRing DVT Trials
  • Ignition Devices to Deter Drunk Driving May Be Customized By Each State
  • Norfolk, Virginia Personal Injury Attorney Warns of the Increased Dangers of Drinking & Driving During Football Season
  • Speedboat Crash Results in Death for Passenger
  • Drew Peterson’s Son Withdraws From Wrongful Death Lawsuit Prior to Peterson’s Murder Conviction
  • Listeria from Pre-sliced Apples a Serious Concern, Says Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney
  • Nursing Home Abuse Reports Should Be Public
  • Limiting Concussions in Sports a Major Focus
  • Police Officer Allegedly Shoots Housewife in Self Defense
  • Hospital Errors Kill 12-Year-Old Boy
  • Bizarre Fetal Brain Damage Case Results in .5 Million Award
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed in University Marching Band Hazing Death
  • Surgeon With Dozens of Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Is Still Practicing
  • Abuse of Brain Injured Patients Alleged at Florida Rehab Institute
  • Contributory Liability Is an Increasingly Outdated Clause
  • Fatal Accident in Texas Will Result in Arrests
  • Shaun Gayle Files Brain Injury Lawsuit Against NFL
  • Alcohol a Factor in Deadly Hit and Run Accident
  • New Study Proves Courts Not Overburdened with Frivolous Lawsuits
  • Texas Woman Killed in Auto Accident
  • Volvo Introduces New Safety Systems
  • Self Proclaimed Stripper Witch Kills Passenger by Impalement Driving Drunk
  • Three Car Sandwich Kills Young Teen
  • Hospital Errors are a Silent Killer
  • Roadside Safety Check Prevents Serious 18-Wheeler Accident
  • Texas Man Texts About Need to Quit Texting Right Before Accident
  • Illinois Department of Transportation Launches Digital Safety Campaign
  • Woman Is First Live Kidney Donor to Die in History of Organ Donor Program
  • Head-on Collision with Tanker Truck Kills One, Injures Another
  • Reeves, Aiken & Hightower LLP Hires Summer Interns
  • Acne Medications Can Lead to Serious Inflammatory Bowel Disease
  • Bayer Pays Millions to Settle Deep Vein Thrombosis Lawsuits
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Regarding Train Derailment
  • Car Pedestrian Accident Leads to Death of Former Nurse
  • Hit and Run Drunk Driver Kills Pedestrian
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Names Two Clerics
  • Bicyclists Hit by Tractor Trailer on Georgia Highway
  • Cerebral Palsy May Not Present Itself Until Up to Three Years After Birth
  • Biker Who Lived to Ride Loses Life on Highway
  • Atlanta Police Officer Injured in Three Car Crash
  • Florida Teen Likely to Recover From Spear Through Brain – Tampa Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Defective Medical Devices Can Result in Complications, Medical Malpractice Claims
  • Former NFL Star Found Passed Out on Road
  • Tampa Personal Injury Attorney – New Technologies May Improve Auto Safety
  • Blasts Experienced by Soldiers May Cause Brain Injuries According to Chicago Brain Injury Lawyer
  • Not All Wrongful Death Verdicts are for the Plaintiff – Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Time to Stop Technology Interfering with Driving Insists New Hampshire Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Bikers Who Survive a Wreck Often Have a Lot to Say about Safety States Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Wicked Multiple Wreck Shuts Down Roadway in Both Directions Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Sender of Text Message Not Liable in Automobile Crash
  • Court Ruling Opens the Door for Family Members to Sue a Relative’s Doctor Explains New Hampshire Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Pill Mill Kingpin Sentenced to 20 Years – Tampa Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Sex Offender Cabbie’s Company Not Responsible for Killing Boy – Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Inmate’s Family Files Wrongful Death Suit in Hunger Strike Case
  • Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer – Sometimes Perfect Care Does Not Result in a Perfect Birth
  • Scholarship Created for Florida Brain Injury Healthcare Providers
  • Solar Eclipse Causes Car Pedestrian Accident Reports Arkansas Injury Lawyer
  • When Kids Die as a Result of a Drunk Driver Something Infinitely Precious is Lost Notes Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer Indicates Birth Injuries May Not Show Up Immediately
  • Patient Alleges Abuse and Neglect at Florida State Hospital
  • Bad Doctors Commit Medical Negligence, Not Bad Systems Asserts New Hampshire Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Bicyclist Killed in Vehicle Accident in St. Petersburg
  • Woman Loses Baby in Car Accident
  • Changes in Florida’s PIP Law Make Contacting a Personal Injury Attorney Critically Important
  • Doctor Husband and Attorney Wife Accused of Healthcare Fraud
  • Attorneys Hamill and Hoey file suit against Cape Cod MA. Nursing Home
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Involving Infant Settled for .25 Million
  • Judge Refuses to Dismiss Lawsuit over Nursing Homes
  • Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuit Attorneys Urge Congress to Take Action
  • Illinois Click It or Ticket Campaign Promotes Safety Belt Use
  • National Prescription Drug Abuse Conference Held in Orlando
  • Brunswick Auto Accident Lawyer Calls For Tighter Controls at Georgia Highway Patrol
  • Duerson Suit Has Been Moved to Federal Court
  • Construction Season Can Mean Dangerous Conditions Around Buildings and Streets
  • Pay Attention Driving and Look for Motorcycles Cautions Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Failure to Repair a Vehicle May Lead to a Serious Auto Accident
  • Attorney Hamill Files Suit in Nursing Home Death Case
  • Arkansas Personal Injury Lawyer States Entering Drug Orders on a Computer May Save People’s Lives
  • Poorly Maintained Playgrounds May Cause Children Serious Injuries
  • Stolen Car was not Worth the Lives of Two Teenagers, Reports Brattleboro Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Wrongful Birth Legislation is Highly Controversial States Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Dallas Personal Injury Lawyer Cautions Cosmetic Surgery Patients
  • Hernia Surgery Ends in Wrongful Death Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Property Owners and Managers May be Liable for Wrongful Death of Burglary Victims
  • Construction Season Can Mean Dangerous Conditions Around Buildings, Streets
  • California Personal Injury Law Firm Abronson Law Offices Awarded Over 0K for Client in Recent Case
  • New Study Shows Anticoagulant Medication Not as Safe in Real World
  • Voice Controls in Vehicles are the Newest Distraction for Drivers Indicates Chicago Personal Injury Attorney
  • Time is of the Essence, Even in Drunk Driving Accidents Indicates Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer Indicates Motorists Do Not See Bikers
  • Arkansas Personal Injury Lawyer Insists Everyone Needs to Know About Nursing Home Abuse
  • Philadelphia Legal Malpractice Firm Haines & Associates Wins Important Case
  • Navigation Systems are no use When Driving Drunk States Manchester Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Unnecessary Brain Angiogram Causes Patient to Stroke Indicates Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Brunswick Auto Accident Lawyer Calls For Tighter Controls at Georgia Highway Patrol
  • Traumatic Brain Injury May Play a Part in Multiple Afghan Slayings Suggests Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Brunswick Truck Accident Attorney Praises New Hours of Service Rule
  • Austin Personal Injury Lawyer Discusses Possible Gas Leak Resulting in Explosion and Death
  • Hamill Law Firm Welcomes New Litigation Associate, Kara McLoy
  • Arkansas Personal Injury Lawyer Says Justice Is Not Always Fully Served
  • Tampa Pharmaceutical Negligence Lawyer Comments on Latest Pill Mill Crackdown
  • Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer Points Out Doctors Lie to Avoid Being Sued
  • When Drunk Drivers Hit the Roads, Damage Tolls Can Be High Reports Brattleboro Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Austin Personal Injury Lawyer Reports New Drug for Traumatic Brain Injury May Have Serious Side Effects
  • Wrongful Death Attorney Supports Higher Truck Safety Standards
  • Zephyrhills Auto Accident Attorney Praises New Hours Limits for Commercial Truck Drivers
  • Playgrounds Need to Be Inspected to Ensure Safety Notes Connecticut Personal Injury Attorney
  • Biker Passenger Killed by Car a Shame Notes Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Behmke Acquires Affinity Court Reporting Firm in Burbank, CA
  • Drunk and Drugged Driver Kills Motorcyclist Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Maritime Death Lawsuit Shows How Recklessness in Dangerous High Seas Caused Untimely Death
  • Doctors Lie to Patients to Avoid Accountability Says Arkansas Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Leading Tampa Personal Injury Law Firm Launches New Website
  • Massachusetts Elder Abuse Lawyer Warns of Inadequate Staffing in Nursing Homes
  • Woman Dies Due to Misdiagnosed Throat Infection Reports Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Litigation Funding Corporation Reports Driver Going Too Fast For Road Conditions Killed Innocent Passenger
  • Falls and Collisions Are Not The Only Way to Sustain Traumatic Brain Injury Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Illinois Moves Toward Phone Ban While Driving
  • When Death Has A Face Teens Recognize, It Hits Home Says Manchester Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Medical Malpractice Insurance Costs Still High Reports Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Austin Personal Injury Lawyer Says Some Wrongful Death Cases Settle Outright
  • Austin Personal Injury Lawyer Details Case of Drunk Drug Dealer Driving and Killing a Woman
  • Accidents Would Kill Fewer Women if Car Makers Adjusted Designs Says Brattleboro Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Responsible Driving Would Have Averted This Fatal Bus Accident Reports Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Arkansas Injury Lawyer Says Distracted Doctors are the Latest Medical Malpractice Issue
  • Jackson Park Patients Remain Unsafe After Inspection Recommendations Ignored
  • Austin Personal Injury Attorney Suggests if Big Rigs Drove by Regulations Fewer Accidents Would Happen
  • Memo Shows Florida Highway Patrol Pushing Troopers to Make More DUI Arrests
  • Austin Personal Injury Lawyer Explains that Trucker Driving Logs Exist for a Reason
  • Driving Without a License is not a Smart Move Says Manchester Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Plastic Surgery is Being Performed by Fake Doctors Says Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Expertise of a New Jersey Personal Injury Settlement Consultant Helps an Injured Client and Attorney Malpractice Concerns
  • Wrongful Death the Result of Hazing Indicates Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Taser Deployment Ends in Wrongful Death Reports Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Magann Opens Third Tampa Social Security Disability Attorney Office to Serve Clients
  • Connecticut Personal Injury Attorney Applauds Patient Safety Awareness Week
  • Arkansas Injury Lawyer Says Insurance Fraud Costs Taxpayers Money
  • DOT Bans Texting for Commercial Truck Drivers
  • Misdiagnosis Leaves Boy Blind and in Uphill Battle to Improve His Ailments
  • Spring Break Binge Drinking Can Create Dangerous Drivers Notes Chicago Accident Attorney
  • Georgia Governor Warns Against Drunk Driving Says Brunswick Auto Accident Attorney
  • Waxahachie Auto Accident Attorney Highlights Room for Improvement in State Ranking for Crashes
  • Driver Without License Kills Woman at Bus Stop Reports Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Brunswick Law Firm Launches Dynamic New Website
  • New Safety Act for Faulty Medical Devices Long Overdue Says Texas Defective Products Attorney
  • Baby Left in Plastic Bin Fights for Life Reports Manchester Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Smaller Medical Offices Disappearing Due to Tort Reform Speculates Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Magnetic Components Can Cause Serious Injuries Notes Texas Defective Products Attorney
  • Wingspan Device for Stroke Victims Needs to be Recalled
  • Improperly Installed Heating System Kills Elderly Man Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Connecticut Auto Accident Attorney Highlights Important Steps to Take During Winter Driving
  • Texas DUI Fines are not Enough Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Louis S. Abronson of Los Gatos, Calif.-Based Abronson Law Offices Designated a Recipient of Top 1% Trial Counsel for Medical Malpractice Plaintiff Attorneys for 2012 in California
  • Over-Stenting is a Serious Medical Malpractice Issue Reports Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • New Illinois Law Requires Seat Belts on Back Seat Passengers
  • Bad Medicine Results in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Says Nashua Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Man Never Should Have Survived This Brutal Trucking Accident Says Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Cellphone Use is not the Only Reason for Driving Distracted Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Wrongful Death Resulted from Equipment in the Middle of the Road Says Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Utah Supreme Court Rules Unborn Child is a Minor Child per Legislation Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Elder Abuse Lawyer comments on Nursing Home Quality of Care Study
  • Connecticut Wrongful Death Lawyer Takes on Yale Fraternity in 2003 Hazing Case
  • Property Owner in Crosshairs of Party that Turned Violent and Killed Teenager Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Construction Zones are Hazardous When Semis Do Not Stop Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Trucker Inattention Kills Construction Worker Says Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Stop Texting While Driving to Save Lives is Focus of New National Campaign
  • Patient Bled to Death While Doctor Operated Reports Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Chances of Untimely Death Increase as Heart Attack Patients Wait at the Hospital
  • Wintry Road Conditions Can Create Serious Hazards Reports Ellis County Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Teen Loses Control of Vehicle Injuring Seven in Head-On Wreck Reports New Hampshire Injury Lawyer
  • DUI Driver Causes School Bus Crash Injuring 20 Reports Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Workers Deserve Better Safety Initiatives and Worksite at Connecticut Cable Manufacturer
  • Michigan Personal Injury Law Firm Adds Top Rated Motorcycle Accident Lawyer
  • Car Drivers Just Do Not See Bikers Says Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Obesity Kills Truckers and Others on the Roads Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Tampa Personal Injury Attorney Leads Firm to Champion Serious Injury Cases
  • Woman Sustains Head Trauma and Dies at Scene of Accident Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • New Jersey Elder Law Attorney Awarded AV Preeminent Rating for 15 Years in a Row
  • Dump Truck Slams Into SUV and Causes Death Reports New Hampshire Injury Lawyer
  • Medical Malpractice Can Happen in Nursing Homes Indicates Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Chicago Accident Lawyer Highlights High Rate of Drowsy Drivers in New AAA Study
  • Interlock Ignition Devices Play a Significant Role in Reducing Drunk Driving Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Grisly Train Accident Kills Two Teens Reports Michigan Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Even Family Members Can Be Negligent and Cause Serious Harm Says Nashua Injury Lawyer
  • Massachusetts Elder Abuse Lawyer Discusses Federal Nursing Home Rights
  • Anesthesiologist Found Guilty of Medical Malpractice Still Working at Same Hospital Reports Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Investors Need to Be Cautious With Non-Traded Real Estate Investment Trusts
  • Beach Party Turns Ugly and Teen Suffers Traumatic Brain Injury Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Car Accidents Increase During Holiday Season Due to DUI According to Chicago Accident Lawyer
  • Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorneys Introduce New Website
  • Waxahachie Auto Accident Attorney Upholds Rights of DUI Victims From Holiday Drunk Drivers
  • Cyclist Run Over by Fire Truck Reports Michigan Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Brain Injuries in Young Athletes Have Increased in the Past Ten Years Says Austin Personal Injury Attorney
  • Grain Facilities Harm Worker Safety Notes Waxahachie Personal Injury Attorney
  • Defective Truck Part Kills Young Teacher Says Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Not Obeying Traffic Signs Cost Two People Their Lives Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer Says Settlements Often Show Severity of Malpractice Suits
  • Central PA Personal Injury Law Firm Adds 2 New Offices
  • Possible Drunk Driver Seriously Injures Victims in Hit-and-Run Wreck Reports Brattleboro Injury Lawyer
  • Florida High Court To Address State Law Capping Damages
  • Connecticut Construction Accident Victim Wins Substantial Settlement for Injuries
  • Campaign to Prevent Expectant Mom and Child Deaths Uses Free Text Service to Send Out Health Tips
  • Chain Reaction in Motorcycle Crash Kills Biker Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Driving While Distracted Must Stop Says Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Drugs Now Kill More People Than Car Accidents Says Arkansas Injury Lawyer
  • Unexplained Trench Collapse Sends Man To Hospital In Critical Condition Says Michigan Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Jackknifed Truck Collides Into Dump Truck Causing Fatal Accident Reports Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Driver Smashes Into Restaurant And Abandons Passenger Reports Manchester Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Drug and Medical Device Companies Convicted of Fraud But Doctors Typically Not Sanctioned Reports Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Trucker Not At Fault For Accident But Could Sue the At Fault Party For Injuries Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Pasco ER Expanded To Shorten Wait Times
  • Connecticut Stock Market Loss Attorney Highlights Recent Gold Stock Scams
  • Blinking Traffic Signals in this Case Were Fatal Says Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Tailgating Trucker Rear-Ends Motorcycle and Causes a Fatality and Serious Injuries Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • DUI Accidents Still A Major Cause of Wrongful Deaths
  • PA Personal Injury Attorney Opens York Office In Expansion Move
  • Use of Cellphones to be Banned for Truckers and Bus Drivers Reports Arkansas Injury Lawyer
  • PA Personal Injury Attorney Opens Lancaster Office In Expansion Move
  • Lawsuits From the Reno Air Show Crash Likely To Be Extensive Says Michigan Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Massachusetts Elder Abuse Lawyer Warns of Danger of Admitting Past Felons to Nursing Homes
  • High Speed Collision With Police Cruiser Results in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Big Rig Truck Tire Crushes Car On Highway Reports Manchester Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Sometimes Injuries Cannot Be Healed And Concerns Should Be Raised To An Appropriate Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Third Degree Felony Offense For Drunk Driver in Three Separate Accidents Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Connecticut Sexual Abuse Case Involving Legionaries of Christ To Proceed In Court
  • Recent Accident In Autopilot Car Highlights the Need for Caution With New Technology Warns Arkansas Injury Lawyer
  • Third Degree Felony Offense For Drunk Driver in Three Separate Accidents Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • National Initiative Pushes Rental Car Companies to Fix Recalled Vehicles
  • Tainted Meat Causes One Death and 76 Illnesses Notes Michigan Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Electronic Health Records Could Increase Medical Malpractice Liability Explains Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Alleged Misdiagnosis of Genetic Disorder Affects Family in Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
  • Flying 18 Wheeler Tires Cause Deadly Accident
  • Man Hangs Himself in Mental Ward Prompting Wrongful Death Lawsuit Says Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Connecticut Filter Manufacturer Exposed Workers to Serious Harm
  • Hours of Service Violations Cause Many Deadly Trucking Accidents Notes Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Authorities Search For Cause of One-Car Fatal Accident Reports New Hampshire Injury Lawyer
  • Prominent Law Firm Launches Chicago Car Accident Information Center
  • Serious Medical Errors Show the Importance of Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
  • Ice Cream Truck Accident Affects Two Young Boys Reports Michigan Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Medical Malpractice Caps Harm Innocent Victims Notes Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Burglary Results in Wrongful Death of Accomplice Reports Austin Injury Lawyer
  • Man Freezes to Death When Utility Company Limits Electric Use Reports Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Stratton Faxon New Haven Road Race Draws Record Runners and Charitable Donations
  • Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer Explains When Doctors Fail to Check Medications Bad Things Happen to Patients
  • Disabled Teacher Files Lawsuit Against School District After Administrators Reported False Information to Police Causing Teacher to be Arrested
  • Highway Worker Killed by Pickup Truck Driver
  • Chiropractic Treatment Table Crushes Toddler to Death says Litigation Funding Corporation
  • Just One Mistake While Driving a Big Rig Can Kill Others
  • New iPhone App From Portland Injury Lawyers at Shulman DuBois LLC is a Great Resource for Car Accident Victims
  • Dialing a Mobile Phone at an Intersection Cost a Pedestrian Her Life
  • Multiple Vehicle Accident Leaves Seven Injured Reports New Hampshire Injury Lawyer
  • Advocates Push for More Consistent Warnings on Glucocorticosteroid Drugs
  • Lap Band Surgery Mishaps by Doctor Being Investigated by Medical Board
  • Whiplash is a Victim’s Silent Injury in a Trucking Accident Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Harrisburg PA Personal Injury Attorney Receives Highest Peer Rating
  • Certain Jeep Grand Cherokee Models are Prone to Catching Fire in Collisions
  • Harrisburg PA Personal Injury Attorney Selected to Super Lawyers
  • Zephyrhills Auto Accident Attorney Helps Victims Injured by Red Light Runners
  • Serious Auto Accidents Pile Up in Connecticut
  • Powerful Tools to Prevent Ulcers and Blood Clots Available to Medical Field
  • Metra Train Accident En Route to Chicago Kills Pedestrian
  • Car Crash Ruptures Gas Main and Evacuates 60 People From Their Home
  • Medical Malpractice Suit Favors Illegal Immigrant in Botched Pregnancy Case
  • Wrongful Death may Involve Breach of Implied Warranty in Product Lawsuits
  • Property Brokers may be Liable in 18-Wheeler Wrecks Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Speeding and Toll Booths Do Not Mix Says Litigation Funding Corporation of Michigan
  • Hit-and-Run Incidents in Illinois Inflict Serious Harm
  • Infamous Hot Coffee Case Not a Laughing Matter Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Even Cops Get Into Car Accidents As Shown in Arkansas Case
  • Traumatic Brain Injury to Cyclist Forever Changed his Life
  • New Driving Law Goes Into Effect Just Before The School Year Starts
  • Toddler Loses His Life Thanks To Drunk Driver
  • Those Who Defend Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Sometimes Go Off The Rails Says New Hampshire Lawyer
  • Atlanta Car Accident Attorney Bryce Angell Applauds Cobb County’s New School Bus Cameras
  • Illinois Nursing Home Abuse Surpasses 10,000 Reports
  • Scalded Toddler Dies from Stomach Piercing at Hospital
  • Nicked Colon Causes Woman’s Death After Elective Hernia Operation
  • Police Cruiser Hits And Instantly Kills Young Boy
  • Med Mal Looks Different from the Point of View of a Victim
  • Drunk Driver Causes Two Crashes In 20-minute Span
  • Get Quality Legal Advice After a Pasco County Auto Accident
  • Speeding Continues to Cause Serious Injuries and Many Deadly Crashes
  • Fast Moving House Fire Kills Three
  • Outside Workers Must be Cautious as Summer Temperatures Heat Up
  • Arkansas Injury Lawyer Says Scene of Two Dangerous Accidents Needs To Be Investigated
  • Politicians Fail To Listen When Doctors Speak Out Against Med Mal Caps
  • Family of Deceased Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit after Vicodin Kills Husband
  • Jury Gives Family Multi Million Dollar Award After Birth Injuries Result in Cerebral Palsy
  • Police Investigation Into Crash Rules Out Mechanical Failure Says New Hampshire Injury Lawyer
  • Be Mindful of Playground Perils This Summer
  • Stratton Faxon Attorneys Bestowed with 2011 Best Lawyers in America Award
  • Trampoline Parks Are A Growing Danger That Can Lead to Serious Injuries
  • Death May Arrive at Worksites in Unusual Ways Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Juries Do Not Award High Amounts After Plastic Surgery Malpractice Despite Cases Being On The Rise
  • Doctor Who Used his Hands to Rip an Ileostomy Hole in Patient Sued for Malpractice
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Estate of Drama Queen Killer
  • Deadly Distracted Driving Accident Harms Entire Family
  • Gap Between Window And Floor Causes Toddler To Fall Two Stories
  • Tailgating Driver Causes Jackknife Accident Involving Two Big Rigs
  • Restaurant and Gaming Chain Settles Deadly Drunk Patron Lawsuit
  • Laws To Protect Drivers From Faulty Rental Vehicles Should Not Be Political Issue Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Life Threatening Head Injuries Follow Horrific Bus Crash Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Sleep Apnea Patient Given Strong Opiate Drugs After Surgery Dies of Anoxic Brain Injury
  • Big Rigs Cause Major Injuries in an Accident Indicates Arkansas Injury Lawyer
  • Anesthesia Overdose Compounded by Series of Errors Leaves Child Severely Mentally Impaired
  • New Hampshire Driver Careens Off Road Into Bushes And Is Pronounced Dead On The Scene
  • Big Rig Incident Causes Extensive Personal Injuries and Deaths in Illinois
  • Wrongful Death as a Result of Secondhand Asbestos Exposure is on the Rise
  • Inspect Trees Before Hurricane Season Gets Active
  • Motorcycle Accident Survivors Need Legal Assistance for a fair Settlement Says Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Former Major League Baseball Ump Wins Faulty Medical Device Settlement
  • Proposed National Teen Driving Rules Shown to Save Lives and Money
  • Fatal Crashes Involving Big Rigs Go Up 10 Percent Every Year Says Arkansas Injury Lawyer
  • Settlements May Be an Option in Medical Malpractice Birth Injury Cases
  • Two Teens Dead In Mysterious Scuba Diving Accident
  • Young Girl Ejected From Car in High Speed New Hampshire Highway Accident
  • Defective Helicopter and Wrongful Death Lawsuit Remains in Illinois Court
  • Pogo Sticks the Cause of Personal Injuries for Children States Arkansas Injury Lawyer
  • Nursing Home Disarray Leads NLRB to Issue Big Violation in Connecticut
  • Failure to Diagnose Is a Leading Cause of Death Indicates Cleveland Medical Malpractice Lawyer
  • Drinking And Driving Is At An All Time High Despite DUI Laws Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Woman Killed and Two Injured After Drinking and Driving Reports New Hampshire Injury Lawyer
  • New Ratings for Vehicle Safety But Still Many Old Cars and Accidents
  • Personal Injury Cases May Also Involve Wrongful Death Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Litigation Funding Corporation Warns That Workplaces May be Deadly After Collapsing Scissor Lift Kills Worker
  • National Construction Company Named in Multiple Wrongful Death Lawsuits
  • Forklift Accident Kills One and Critically Injures Two Reports Cleveland Wrongful Death Lawyer
  • Bikers Need Safety Equipment That Will Help Them Avoid Accidents States Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Tiny Sewing Needle Results in Lawsuit Reports Arkansas Injury Lawyer
  • Medical Malpractice Comes Calling in the Form of Surgical Errors Says New Hampshire Injury Lawyer
  • Be Cautious with all the Road Construction Work on the Jane Addams Tollway
  • Children Most Susceptible to Serious Head Injuries as Outdoor Summertime Fun Nears
  • Those Who Survive A Motorcycle Crash May Find Leeches Used in their Recovery Reports Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Stratton Faxon Greater Danbury Half Marathon and 5K Draws Big Crowds and Buzz
  • Workplace Fatality May Be a Wrongful Death Stated Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Drag Racing Critically Injures One Reports Litigation Funding Corporation of Michigan
  • Lack of Medical Malpractice Safe Harbor Legislation may have a Downside for Doctors Says Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
  • IKEA Cribs Recalled Over Entrapment Issues
  • Fall From Height at Work Results in Compensable Personal Injuries
  • Justice Sought in West Haven Police Department Debacle for Failure to Protect Woman in Murder Suicide Incident
  • Big Rig Accidents Are Incredibly Ugly And Typically Fatal
  • Traumatic Brain Injury is a Common Result in Car Crashes Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • New Hampshire Head On Collision with School Bus Kills One
  • Bus Accident Kills One And Injures 23
  • Medical Malpractice At Birth May Result In Cerebral Palsy
  • San Diego Children Accident Attorney Mark C. Blane Publishes Justice for the Injured Child
  • Justice in Texas for Workers Seems to be a Scarce Commodity Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Sacramento Medical Device Attorney and Client appeared at the Senate Committee on Aging over the DePuy ASR Hip Replacement System
  • Texas Oil Field Accident Kills One
  • Horrific Single Vehicle Wreck Under Bridge Causes Amputation
  • Man Ground to Death in Auger at Pistachio Plant Results in Wrongful Death
  • Failure To Diagnose Heart Attack May Result In Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
  • Victims Span Decades and Ready for Reardon Sex Abuse Trial
  • Gruesome Auto Accident Kills Tow Truck Driver
  • Alarm Monitoring Company Responsible for Wrongful Death of Firefighters
  • Driver Asleep at the Wheel Kills One and Injures Two
  • Medical Malpractice Has Never Been So Egregious
  • Drug Prescribed by Doctor Used to Overdose 4 year Old Girl
  • Sex Abuse Plaintiffs Fight to Keep their Anonymity in Hospital Scandal
  • Ghost Riding and Other Car Stunts Cause Serious Auto Accidents
  • Mystery Motorcycle Accident Kills One
  • Truck Versus Pedestrian Accidents Often Fatal
  • Failure To Diagnose May Produce Deadly Results
  • Unexpected Fall Results in Death by Mixing Machine
  • Medical Malpractice May Involve Defective Medical Equipment
  • Connecticut Attorney Highlights the Perils of Speeding and Recent Multimillion Dollar Jury Award
  • Intoxicated Trucker Jumped Median and Hits Minivan
  • Lawyer Advises Drivers to Make Sure an Insurance Policy Really Exists
  • SaferProducts Website to Help Consumers Discover Harmful Products and Lurking Serious Injuries
  • Wrong Way Driver Kills Two and Almost Dies
  • Drinking and Driving Caused Critical Injuries To 10 Year Old Reported New Hampshire Injury Lawyer
  • Many Things Can and Do Go Wrong With Anesthesiology
  • In Wrongful Death Cases Liability is an Important Issue
  • Family of Man Killed By Falling Beam May Have Access to Quick Assistance for Bills
  • Patients Who Received Defective Hip Implants May Have Malpractice Case
  • Austin Personal Injury Lawyer Blames Brake Failure and Maintenance
  • Commercial Truck Accident Causes Wrongful Death of Four
  • Drop Side Crib Ban Takes Effect in 2011 Due to Serious Injuries and Death
  • Surgeon May Have Caused Permanent Partial Paralysis
  • Pharmacist Malpractice can be More Dangerous than Physician Malpractice
  • DUI May Have been the Cause of Three Vehicle Pile Up Leaving Two Dead
  • Quick Accident Settlements Not Always Beneficial
  • Negligence in Business is a Tough Claim to File
  • Speed On The Highway Is Deadly in New Hampshire
  • Hotel Away from Home May be Scene of Slip and Fall Accident
  • Car Accidents May Result in Apportionment of Liability
  • Woman Dies After Being Sandwiched in a Truck Accident
  • Consequences Are Grave When A Pediatrician Makes an Error
  • Possibility of Causing a Fatal Accident Increases with Drinking
  • New Hampshire Woman Killed in Motorcycle Accident
  • Van and Garbage Truck Accident Kills Baby Injures Four
  • Firefighter Exit From Scene of Accident Results in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • New Florida Laws Proposed for 2011 to Combat Texting While Driving
  • Tires the Cause of Many Trucking Accidents
  • The Liability of Selling Expired Foods and Over the Counter Meds
  • Georgia Civil Law Statutes Protect Personal Injury Victims
  • Trucking Companies May Cause Accidents, Not Just The Truck Driver
  • Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer Cites Back Injuries as Common in Truck Accidents
  • Camping Stoves Recalled in the United States and Canada
  • Lawyer Discusses Role of Property Owner in Car Accidents
  • Litigation Finance Company Indicates Deadly Accident Could Have Killed Unborn Baby
  • Personal Injury Lawyer Advises Car Wreck Victims to Contact Counsel Quickly
  • New Hampshire Personal Injury Lawyer Cautions Avelox Users
  • Life Altering Amputations Net Higher Damages
  • Chicago Injury Lawyer Explains Product Liability May Apply to Motorcycles
  • Austin Lawyer Says Texans Paying Highest Home Owner Insurance Rates in US
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuits are about Financial Recovery, Not Revenge
  • Medical Malpractice Cases are Rarely Cut and Dry
  • Wrongful Death Lawyer Says Families Often Unaware of Compensation Eligibility
  • Kleen Energy Power Plant and Its Contracting Companies Face Lawsuits Months After February 7 Explosion
  • Arkansas Injury Lawyer Indicates Medical Negligence Includes Misdiagnosing Necrotizing Fasciitis
  • Chicago Injury Lawyer Calls For Common Sense Traffic Manners To Reduce Motorcycle Wrecks
  • Drinking and Driving Leaves Father of Three Dead
• Product Liability
  • Chicago Officials Consider Proposal to Decrease Pharmacy Errors
  • Twice Misdiagnosed, Man Dies of Aortic Dissection
  • Jury Awards .9 Million for Patient Paralyzed by Negligently Administered Steroid Injection
  • Car vs. Motorcycle Crash Sends Man to Hospital with Serious Injuries
  • Florida family wins .8 million medical malpractice award in brain injury case
  • High Bilirubin Levels Leading to Jaundice Leave Toddler’s Brain Damaged
  • Motorist Alleges Injuries by an Underinsured Driver
  • Driverless Car Drama
  • Crash with CTA Bus Leaves Four Dead; Alcohol a Possible Cause
  • Florida drivers second worst in country for distracted driving
  • U.T. Looking To Cut Football Brain Injuries
  • Trucking Company Named in Auto Accident Lawsuit
  • Emergency Room Not Diagnosing A Concussion, Revisited
  • Man Files Lawsuit against Cleaning Company for Eye Injuries
  • Brain Injuries: New Study Finds Fewer People Recover From Post-Concussive Syndrome
  • Four Georgia Teens Died and One Injured in Intersection Crash with Tractor Trailer
  • Thanks For Your Support – Here’s Some Of Who You’re Helping
  • Illinois Firefighter Claims Workers’ Compensation For PTSD
  • Two Spectators Killed after ATV Competition Accident in Alabama
  • Lawsuit Alleges Failure to Promptly Treat Fast-Growing Abdominal Cyst Resulted in Newborn’s Death
  • Wrongful death lawsuits filed over crash that killed Jose Fernandez and two friends
  • Woman Sues Pharmacy after Receiving Incorrect Dosage of Prescription
  • Woman with Dementia Dies After Auto Accident Allegedly Caused by Care Attendant
  • Couple Alleges Urgent Care Facility Breached Standard of Care
  • Elderly Virginia Woman Died in a Three Vehicle Hit-and-Run Crash
  • Florida Supreme Court rejects Daubert standard and same specialty standard for expert testimony in medical malpractice cases
  • Arizona Veteran Battling Cancer Files Medical Negligence Lawsuit
  • Litigation Funding Helps Bridge the Financial Gap Between Filing Suit and Settlement
  • What is lawsuit funding and where do you get it?
  • Cruise Ship Passenger Files Lawsuit Alleging Negligence Led to Fall Injuries
  • Woman Files Lawsuit Alleging Driver Negligence in Construction Zone Caused Crash
  • Jury Awards Nearly Million to Motorcyclist with Permanent Injuries from Drunk Driving Crash
  • Hit-and-Run Driver of Bicyclist Was Found Intoxicated and Refused a Breathalyzer Test
  • Litigation Funding Assistance for Victims of Fatal Hit-and-Run Tractor Trailer Crash
  • Florida Supreme Court rules medical malpractice lawsuit can proceed
  • Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit against Medical Device Manufacturer
  • Georgia Nursing Home Settles Pressure Sore Wrongful Death Suit the Night before Trial
  • Undiagnosed Brain Tumor Leads to Death of 13-Year-Old Girl
  • Family Files Lawsuit Alleging Construction Company and Employee Negligence in Motorcycle Crash
  • Alleged Negligence Leads to Death of Patient at Drug Treatment Facility
  • Care Facility Reaches
    Million Settlement in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • Usher Blames Theatre for Slip and Fall
  • Brakeman Accuses Transportation Company of Negligence
  • Lawsuit Alleges Hospital Negligence Led to Fall and Subsequently a Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Dog Attacks/Dog Bites: Which Dogs Attack Humans The Most?
  • My MRI or CT Scan Was Negative. Does This Mean I Don’t Have A Brain Injury?
  • Family Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit with Health Care Agency
  • The Emergency Room Didn’t Say Anything About A Concussion. Does That Mean I Don’t Have A Brain Injury?
  • Auto Accident Lawsuit Has Successfully Settled, but Waiting for a Check could be Months Away
  • Lawsuit Alleges Medication Caused Kidney Damage
  • Nebraska Man Charged with Manslaughter Following Fatal Drunk Driving Crash
  • Lawsuit Filed Over Trash Truck Explosion that Severely Burns Worker
  • Litigation Funding may be an Emergency Lifeline for Customer Suing Restaurant for Parking Lot Fall
  • Company Fined after Worker Crushed to Death by 3,000-pound Concrete Form
  • Woman Awarded 5k for Car Accident Injuries Caused by Deputy
  • Jury convicts Florida man for ‘pill mill’ operation
  • Florida Bill Would Establish THC Limit to Curb Marijuana DUI
  • Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Ends with 1.2 Million Award
  • More Florida car accidents caused by road debris
  • Fatal Crash on Private Property Appears to be Alcohol Related
  • Head-On Crash with Tractor-Trailer Kills Woman and Four Children
  • Surgeon with Parkinson’s Accused of Gross Malpractice
  • Florida Legislators Consider Repealing No-Fault Auto Insurance
  • Two Teens Dead and Expectant Mother in Critical Condition Following Head-On Crash
  • Florida Has One of Highest Rates of Uninsured Drivers, Auto Insurance Costs
  • Family Files Lawsuit Alleging Nursing Home Negligence After Resident Dies From Smoking Injurie
  • First Female Dealer Appointed By General Motors Dies in Auto Accident
  • Did Exposure to Chemicals Cause My Leukemia?
  • Litigation Funding: A Strategic Settlement Strategy
  • Laylock v. TMS Logistics – Florida Court to Investigate Alleged Juror Misconduct in .5M Truck Accident Lawsuit
  • Negotiate from a Position of Strength; Negotiate with Litigation Funding
  • Bridge the Gap While You Await Settlement
  • Receive Post-Settlement Litigation Funding to Pay Your Bills While Waiting for the Settlement to Arrive
  • Bates-Bridgmon v. Heong’s Market – Slip-and-Fall Verdict Affirmed
  • Litigation Funding is an Option for Plaintiffs with Mounting Debt during a Pending Lawsuit
  • Nettles and GTECH File Post Submission Briefs in Dallas
  • Two Hospitals Allegedly Failed to Provide Proper Treatment to Mother and Son
  • Physicians’ group asks Florida Supreme Court to reconsider medical malpractice case
  • Litigation Funding Provides Plaintiffs Financial Support to see Their Case to Completion
  • Cruise Passengers Sue for Car Accident Injuries Sustained on Excursion
  • Lawsuit Funding Fills a Critical Financial Need for Plaintiffs
  • How Does Litigation Funding Corporation Help Plaintiffs in a Pending Lawsuit?
  • Litigation Funding Helps Plaintiffs Hold Negligent Drivers Accountable for Their Actions?
  • Florida ranked as most dangerous state for car accidents involving pedestrians
  • Florida Pedestrian Accident Risk Higher Than Anywhere Else in U.S.
  • Alleged Medical Malpractice Leads to Woman’s Death
  • Illinois man alleges Wal-Mart pharmacist filled wrong prescription
  • Plaintiffs of Helicopter Crash can Obtain Immediate Financial Relief with Pre-Settlement Litigation Funding
  • Sleepy Drivers As Risky as Drunk Motorists
  • Litigation Funding Helps Plaintiffs Negotiate From A Position Of Strength
  • Princess Cruise Passenger Sues for Sewage Slip and Fall
  • Man Charged With Felony DUI After Deadly Crash
  • States Slow Efforts to Block Driving Privileges for Elderly
  • Marine and two others killed in wrong-way crash on interstate
  • Acute Sleep Deprivation Ups the Risk of Miami Car Accident
  • .9M Lawsuit Filed Against Bar and Driver for Bizarre Hit-and-Run Death of Pedestrian
  • Teen Charged With DUI Following Crash That Killed Two Pedestrians
  • Patient Alleges Negligence During Surgery Cause Esophagus Injury
  • GEICO v. Isaacs – Arguing Against Post-Accident Trial Remittitur
  • Avoid Getting Injured on New Year’s Eve
  • Motor Vehicle Recalls — Start 2017 With a Safety Check
  • Florida wrongful death lawsuit settled for
    .7 million
  • Massive Vaginal Wound During Birth Results in 50 Million Jury Award
  • Unbelievable 25 Surgeries Performed on Infant Ends in Medical Negligence Settlement
  • Surgical Removal of Wrong Rib Leads to Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
  • Deadliest Bus Crash in Decades Kills Thirteen
  • Holiday Decorating Poses Risk of Personal Injury in Falls, Fires and More
  • See Your Auto Accident Lawsuit Through to the End with a No-Risk Lawsuit Cash Advance
  • Don’t Let GEICO Or Other Insurance Companies Take Advantage Of You After A Car Wreck
  • Family Accuses Chicago Hospital of Negligence Resulting in Death
  • Miami Construction Firm’s Safety Record Questioned After Artist Death
  • Litigation Funding Corporation Provides Means for Auto Accident Victims to Decline a Low Settlement Offer
  • Multi-million dollar jury award in Florida brain injury lawsuit
  • Truck Accidents to Rise as Poor Road Conditions Persist
  • Lawsuit Alleges Nursing Home and Rehab Center Did Not Properly Care For Hip Fracture
  • Elderly Man Files Premise Liability Lawsuit Against Wal-Mart
  • Investigation Underway Into Virginia Beach Multi-Vehicle Crash That Killed Two and Injured Six Others
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed in Electrocution Case
  • Third-Party Liability for Distracted Driving Accidents?
  • Don’t Let Your Financial Situation Deteriorate Until You Are Forced Into A Low Settlement Offer
  • Driver Distraction May Have Been Cause In Fatal North Carolina Rollover Crash
  • Mom Who Saw Son Die After Their Car Was Struck By A Tree Files Lawsuit
  • First Bus Accident Lawsuit Filed After Fatal Crash
  • Three Killed And Two Injured After Truck Crashes Through Iowa Walmart
  • Mark Lanier Obtains
    Billion Verdict for Clients Against Johnson & Johnson for Defective Hip Implants
  • Woman Files Medical Malpractice Suit Alleging Catheter Was Misplaced
  • Guest Claims Hotel Concealed a Hole with Carpet, Leading to Her Fall and Injuries
  • Florida man sentenced in pill mill case
  • Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Alleges Wrongful Death After Knee Surgery
  • Litigation Funding Provides Plaintiffs With The Freedom To Wait For The Highest Possible Settlement
  • Walgreens sued after teen dies from morphine intoxication
  • Product Liability Lawsuit Against Helmet Manufacturer After Son’s Brain Injury Death
  • Twenty Feet of Muck Killed 43
  • Litigation Funding is a Godsend When Running Out of Resources in a Pending Lawsuit
  • Report: MD Bus Driver in Fatal Crash Took Seizure Medication
  • Litigation Funding For Pedestrian-Auto Accidents
  • Florida appeals court sides with Tampa General Hospital in medical malpractice case
  • Lawsuits Pending Against Trucker and Trucking Companies In Chain-Reaction Crash That Killed Four
  • Family gets .3 million in Northwestern drug overdose lawsuit
  • Lawsuit Funding Let’s Plaintiffs Begin Taking Immediate Control Of Their Finances!
  • Anderson v. Hilton Hotels Corp. – Premises Liability Plaintiff Wins Attorney Fees on Top of
    .7M Damage Award
  • Patchett v. Lee – Collateral Source Rule Weighed
  • Nine-Year-Old Girl Killed in DUI Crash
  • Latest Lawsuit Filed In Blood Thinner Wrongful Death
  • Litigation Funding Provided Valuable Financial Assistance In Wrongful Death Claims
  • Snapchat Video Shows Florida Driver Going 115MPH Just Before Crash Killed 5
  • Litigation Funding Prevents Corporate Defense Attorneys From Forcing Plaintiffs To Settle Prematurely
  • Litigation Funding Is A Powerful Tool To Level The Playing Field and Remain In The Game
  • Litigation Funding Can Make a Difference in Your Personal Injury Lawsuit
  • Two Families Filed Lawsuit in Palm Springs Tour Bus Fatal Crash
  • Recalled Used Vehicles Sold and Rented to Public Without Repairs
  • Press Coverage of Fun 5’s Appellate Argument
  • Quinn v. CP Franchising – Coming and Going Rule in Workers’ Compensation Claims
  • Two Florida doctors to begin serving pill mill sentences
  • When Is It Appropriate To Seek Lawsuit Funding In a Pending Personal Injury Claim?
  • Plaintiffs In A Tight Spot Financially Often Consider Lawsuit Funding Against A Medical Negligence Claim
  • Student Paralyzed at Football Practice Can Continue Lawsuit
  • Illinois police investigate seven vehicle pileup on Tri-State Tollway
  • Victims Have the Power to Seek Justice with Litigation Funding
  • Newborn Dies Four Days After Birth, Mother Files Medical Negligence Lawsuit
  • Two Sisters Hit, One Killed, By Alleged Drunk and Distracted Driver At Entrance of Walmart
  • Schaefer v. Universal Scaffolding – Spoliation of Evidence in Construction Accident Lawsuit
  • Lawsuit Alleges Medical Negligence Caused Elderly Woman’s Untimely and Wrongful Death
  • McColl v. Lang – Punitive Damages in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
  • Litigation Funding: A Better Option Than Settling For Less Than Full Case Value
  • Young Michigan Girl Killed in Crash, Her Two Siblings Injured
  • A Lesson In Arbitration From A Weird College Basketball Story
  • Police: Florida Drunk Driver Kills Tow Truck Driver
  • Four Dead After Truck Plunges off San Diego Bridge Into Crowd Below

  • .3 Million Awarded for Shopping Cart Injury
  • Florida Supreme Court Sets Arguments in Medical Malpractice Case
  • Patient Blames Hospital For Injuries Incurred After Fall From Wheelchair
  • Litigation Funding Removes The Financial Stress Associated With A Personal Injury Lawsuit
  • Plaintiff Suffered Severe Headaches, Wife Alleges Failure to Diagnose Cause
  • Markow v. Rosner – Vicarious Liability in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
  • Lawsuit Alleges Doctors Wrongly Prescribed Medication That Led To Woman’s Death
  • Sims v. Kia Motors – Expert Witness Testimony Scrutinized in Fatal Crash Case
  • Brain Injuries: New Study Finds Even One Concussion Can Have Lasting Effects
  • Construction Zone Accident Draws Two Lawsuits; Deceased Family Can Seek Litigation Funding
  • Hurricane Matthew
  • Florida Supreme Court: No Arbitration in Nursing Home Injury Lawsuit
  • A Lawsuit Cash Advance Helps Lessen the Financial Burden During Pending Medical Malpractice Cases
  • Obstructive Hydrocephalus Case Reversed On Appeal
  • M Wrongful Death Verdict in Trucking Accident Lawsuit
  • Product Liability Lawsuit Alleges Apple Had Tech to Prevent Distracted Driving
  • GTECH Files Reply Brief
  • Pressure Sores, Necrotic Penis Contribute to Nursing Home Resident’s Death
  • No Child Injuries in Miami School Bus, Man Hospitalized
  • Alcohol and Speed Probable Cause of Fatal Crash on the LIE
  • Tire Probably Cause of North Carolina Bus Crash That Left Four Dead and Over 40 Injured
  • Court: Companies Can’t Dictate Own Rules for Worker Injuries
  • Neighbors Ask Whether Collision in Chatham Could Have Been Prevented
  • Suing Employer for Driving Negligence of Employee
  • Nettles Files Reply Brief in Fun 5’s Lawsuit Appeal in Dallas
  • Family Reaches .2 Million Settlement Against Waianae Coast Health Center
  • U.S. Consumer Agency Recalls 1 Million Samsung Galaxy 7 Phones
  • When Surgeons Leave Behind Surgical Clip, The Patient Pays Dearly
  • Burger King Corp. v. Lastre-Torres – Third-Party Liability for Florida Work Injury
  • Olson v. Florida Living Options Inc. – Nursing Home Arbitration Agreement Challenged
  • Brain Injuries: Risk Of Suicide May Increase Three Fold After A Concussion
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Reveals Worker Partially Scalped, Asphyxiated
  • Chicago Nursing Home Accused Of Negligence In Wrongful Death Claim
  • Driver Arrested in Hit-and-Run ATV Crash
  • NHTSA: Non-Traffic Accidents are a Serious Problem
  • Resident Alleges Negligence In Nursing Home Care
  • Three Killed In Crash On Trip To Festival Of Life Outreach Event
  • Is Football Affecting Your Case?
  • Balcony Collapse Trial Ended In Record-Settling Settlement
  • Couple Claims Negligence Led To Injuries In Elevator Accident
  • Litigation Funding: A No-Risk Financial Lifeline For Personal Injury Plaintiffs
  • Carter v. Reese – Good Samaritan Act Can Limit Liability
  • Plaintiffs and Hiatt Intervenors File Amended Pleadings
  • Florida Supreme Court Weighing Expert Witness Standards
  • Benda v. Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City – Filial Loss of Consortium Claim Allowed
  • .25 Million Settlement Over Medical Malpractice Baby Deaths Won’t Be Sealed
  • Three People Dead, Several Others Injured On The LIE; Excessive Speed Appears The Blame
  • Two Doctors Examined Walter Friedlander, Neither Diagnosed Him
  • Lawsuit Funding Can Help in Pursuit Of Justice from a Hit-and-Run Accident
  • Family of Corey Jones files Florida wrongful death lawsuit
  • Man Awarded Nearly Million After Fall Through Defective Skylig
  • Concert Injury Lawsuit Filed Against Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa, Venue
  • Personal Injury Lawsuit and Bankruptcy Weighed in Morton v. Schlotzhauer
  • 7-Year-Old Boy in Permanent Vegetative State Due to Medical Malpractice
  • Plaintiffs File Appellee’s Brief in Fun 5’s Lawsuit
  • Fatal Florida car accident raises concerns about safety in autonomous vehicles
  • Listeria Laced Salad Allegedly Kills Ohio Woman
  • Speed May Have Been A Factor In Long Island Expressway Crash That Killed Five
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  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Claims Edible Marijuana Overdose Caused Husband to Shoot His Wife
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  • Wrongful Death Lawsuits in Chesapeake Bay Trailer Accident Seek Million
  • NCAA Settles Its Own Concussion Lawsuit
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  • A Swan Attack Leads to a Wrongful Death Lawsuit and the NHTSA Investigates the 2014 Chevy Impala – Podcast
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  • How Long Will My Personal Injury Case Take?
  • Lawsuits Filed Against Six Flags Magic Mountain
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  • Pregnant moms may be at higher risk for car accidents
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  • Pinellas Sheriff’s Office settles wrongful death lawsuit for Over One Million Dollars
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  • Family of Junior Seau objects to NFL concussion settlement, says wrongful death claims should be treated differently
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  • Caltrans May Face More Wrongful Death Lawsuits
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  • Future Drunk Drivers May Be Grounded
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  • Oil Boom Related Trucking Deaths Continue
  • Deposition Word Games
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  • Round One in Vaginal Mesh Lawsuits Goes to Johnson & Johnson
  • FDA Orders Recall of Heart Pump
  • Trucking Regulators to Require Electronic Logs on Commercial Trucks
  • New Car Seat Safety Rule Goes Into Effect
  • Twelve Surgeries Later, Patient’s Leg Amputated Because of Ankle Broken 10 Years Ago
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Results in Large Settlement out of Court, Due to Employer Negligence
  • Distracted Driving Accidents Are Likely Higher Than Numbers Show
  • Austin Police Chief Recognizes Austin’s Drunk Driving Problem
  • Five Injured as New York City Bus Crashes Into Minivan, Building
  • Five Vehicles, Including Two Hit-and-Run Drivers, Strike Florida Pedestrian
  • Head Injuries, Concussions and ImPACT
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  • GM Probes Ignition Switch Failure and Michigan Woman is Awarded Thirteen Million Dollars in Birth Injury Lawsuit – Podcast
  • Trucking Regulators Propose New Regulation Mandating Electronic Logs
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  • Austin Accidents on the Rise Due to Construction and Inattention to Speed Limits
  • Drunk Driver Kills Deputy Directing Traffic
  • Auto Safety Institute Tests Frontal Crash Prevention Technology
  • Birth injury lawsuit settles for six and a half million dollars
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  • Where Are Most Of Austin’s Bicycle Wrecks?
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  • Brain-Injured Boy’s Parents File Personal Injury Lawsuit in Houston
  • Texas Oil Companies with Repeated Safety Violations Escape OSHA Severe Violators List
  • Ethan Couch Case Sparks Sentencing Controversy in Texas
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  • Vietnam veteran wins twelve million dollars in medical malpractice settlement
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  • Prominent Surgeon Facing Medical Negligence Lawsuit
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  • Rochester Bicyclist Killed in Collision with City Bus
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  • Johnson & Johnson Must Pay Over Million in Birth Injury Case
  • Court Found No Evidence of Negligence on Behalf of Either Party in Car Accident Case
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  • Two Killed in Industrial Accident at Omaha Plant
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  • Government Pushes for Better Car Safety Systems
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  • Text Message Liability and Speeders Get Caught by Cameras in Chicago – Podcast
  • Effexor Linked to Birth Injuries and Cyclist Pleads Guilty in Manslaughter Case – Podcast
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  • Hospitals Not Required to Carry Malpractice Insurance and Speeders in Illinois Face Harsher Penalties – Podcast
  • Daydreaming more dangerous than texting and the FDA investigates robotic surgery devices – Podcast
  • Did hazing claim a life and a c-section patient claims malpractice – Podcast
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  • Texan Teacher Allegedly Directed Students to Attack Classmate
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  • At Some Texas Schools, Student Athletes Lack Crucial Catastrophic Care Insurance
  • Pfizer Not Liable for Birth Injuries Caused by Generic Zoloft, Judge Rules
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  • Eight-Year-Old Student Dies in Queens Traffic Accident
  • New Guidelines Say Doctors Should Report Colleagues’ Medical Mistakes
  • Georgia Court of Appeals Refuses to Enforce Settlement Agreement Citing Demand in “Counteroffer”
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  • Auto Accidents: Top 9 Mistakes When Buying Your Auto Insurance MISTAKE ONE: Purchasing Minimum Insurance
  • Unions Criticize Chamber of Commerce Over Workers’ Comp Report
  • Texas Tops Nation in Traffic Fatalities for 2012
  • Georgia Court Denies Motion for Attorney Fees in Trucking Accident Case
  • Carnival Accident Injures Five
  • Auto Accidents; Understanding Texas Auto Insurance: MEDICAL PAYMENTS COVERAGE
  • Insurance Firm Projects Zero Growth in Number of Medical Malpractice Claims
  • AUTO ACCIDENTS: Understanding Texas Auto Insurance: PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION
  • Auto Accidents: Understanding Texas Auto Insurance: UNINSURED/UNDERINSURED MOTORIST COVERAGE
  • New Wrongful Death Suit Filed in Connection With 2010 Illinois Plane Crash
  • Auto Accidents: Understanding Texas Auto Insurance —- PROPERTY DAMAGE INSURANCE
  • Pradaxa Bleeding Lawsuits Progress in Federal Multidistrict Litigation
  • Auto Accidents: Understanding Texas Auto Insurance —- LIABILITY INSURANCE
  • NHTSA Announces 5 to Drive Campaign to Help Parents Instill Safe Driving Habits in Teens
  • Auto Accidents: Understanding Texas Auto Insurance
  • Sudden Conflagration of Car Results in Wrongful Death of Texas Woman
  • U.S. Sees First Increase in Auto Accident Fatalities Since 2005
  • Demolition Contractor Faces Murder Charges After Philadelphia Building Collapse
  • Honda to Use Mobile Phones for Car Safety
  • Limited Liability Waivers in Your Georgia Car Accident Case
  • An Infant’s Movement Problems May Indicate Cerebral Palsy
  • Consider Litigation Funding Before Risking Your Credit
  • Employer Convicted of Felony for Failure to Secure Workers’ Compensation Insurance
  • Categories and Signs of Elder Abuse
  • Seniors at Serious Risk for Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Involving Dimethylamylamine (DMAA or Jack3d) Moves to El Paso, Texas
  • Church Van’s Tire Blowout Kills Three; How to Respond to a Blowout Safely
  • One Defective Tire,
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  • Texas Gas Pipeline Explodes, Town Evacuated
  • Doctor Charged in Sacred Heart Hospital Case Has License Temporarily Suspended
  • Wrongful Death Suit In Garbage Truck Crash
  • Default Judgment in Georgia Car Accident Cases
  • Eight and a Half Million Dollars Awarded in Birth Injury Case
  • Holiday Safety Tips
  • Anesthesia Mistake Attorney Chris Mellino Wins Million Judgment for Patient
  • Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rate Down in Illinois
  • Same-Sex couple file failure to diagnose ovarian cancer lawsuit
  • San Bruno Officials Seeks Settlement with PG&E Over 2010 Pipeline Explosion
  • Derek Boogaard’s wrongful death lawsuit may open a big can of litigational worms
  • High School Football Player Regains Consciousness Following Severe Head Injury
  • Georgia Court of Appeals Rules Expert Testimony not Required for Causation of Back Injuries in Car Accident Cases
  • Lawsuit Filed Against Northwestern Hospital Over Child’s Death
  • Wrongful Death Case Against Drew Peterson Can Continue, Judge Rules
  • Nearly 10,000 Cases Pending in Yasmin/Yaz Multidistrict Litigation in Illinois
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  • Doctors need to be aware of peripartum cardiomyopathy in expectant mothers
  • New research shows linkages between PTSD, dementia and Alzheimer’s
  • Three Killed in Collision with Garbage Truck Near Chicago
  • Auto Safety Agency Touts Accident Prevention Potential of Two Vehicle Systems
  • Orthopedic surgeon leaves patient a paraplegic
  • New Effexor Lawsuit Charges Birth Injury
  • Fatal Tractor Trailer Collision on I-85 over the Weekend
  • Halloween Safety Tips
  • Can a Third-Party Texter Be Held Liable for the Recipient’s Distracted Driving?
  • NTSB Calls Attention to Transportation Fire Prevention and Control
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  • ADHD adversely affects driver’s reactions
  • Brett Favre’s Admissions Shed Light On Traumatic Brain Injuries
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  • Risk of heart attacks was allegedly hidden by medical care company
  • Birth Asphyxia and Brain Damage: How a Lack of Oxygen to the Brain Can Lead to Injury
  • Another Austin Wrong-Way Driver Wreck
  • NY Times Addresses The McDonald’s Hot Coffee Case
  • Lawsuit Over Trooper’s Death Continues
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  • What do traumatic brain injuries and yams have in common?
  • Truck Driver Pleads Guilty to Vehicular Homicide in 2012 Nebraska Crash
  • Use of High-Tech Pain Management Alternatives Increasing in Wake of Florida Pill Mill Crackdown
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  • Checking a player for concussion may not be enough
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  • Kids Safety: Kids and Sports – How much is too much?
  • Concussions in Professional and School Athletes Attract Legal, Scientific Attention
  • Motion for New Medical Malpractice Trial Denied
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Over Man’s Death at Blue Line Stop
  • Multiple Fatalities in Church Bus Collision, including Atlanta Truck Driver
  • Routine maintenance on a Houston jobsite sends five to hospital
  • Auto Accidents: Another Form Of Distracted Driving — Daydreaming
  • One Dead, Several Injured in Spring Hill Auto Accident
  • Fuel Pipeline Explodes Beneath Iowa Corn Field
  • Car Wrecks: Distracted Driving Comes In Many Forms – Even Pizza
  • Pharmacy errors have the potential to kill consumers
  • Incredibly Tragic Accident in Douglasville on I-20 Involving Several Children
  • Effexor Linked to Birth Injuries
  • DOJ Sues Florida Over Children in Nursing Homes
  • Contact sports are exciting; TBIs not so much
  • PERSONAL INJURY: Make The Most Of Your Doctor’s Appointments
  • Study Finds Teen Drivers Can Add 90 Percent to Insurance Costs
  • Two Massachusetts hospitals may co-opt TBI patients into a study without their permission
  • Car Wrecks: Could You Be Liable For Sending A Text To A Driver?
  • Four Killed, One Injured When Freight Train Strikes Car
  • Medical Malpractice An Epidemic, Yet Doctors Consistently Walk Free
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  • Car Wrecks: Take Care With Car Seats
  • Good Samaritans Tragically Killed
  • NHTSA Releases Report on Pedestrian Deaths in Auto Accidents
  • Supposedly brain dead woman wakes up prior to organ harvest procedure
  • Cobb County Car Accident Could See Wrongful Death Suit in Addition to Criminal Charge
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  • Antidepressants Increase Risk of Birth Injuries
  • Mellino Robenalt Grand Opening
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  • Seven Injured in Tampa Bus Crash
  • Big rig mechanical failure results in seven deaths
  • Worker Claims He Was Fired After Applying for Workers’ Compensation Benefits
  • Is Football Season Also Concussion And Lawsuit Season?
  • Texas gas tanker and SUV collide, incinerating five victims
  • Patient Awarded
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  • Demand Shifts to Other Drugs, Other States Following Florida Pill Mill Crackdown
  • Back To School Safety Reminders
  • Widow Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Psychiatrist
  • U.S. Traffic Deaths Increased in 2012 for First Time Since 2005
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  • Bus Crash in Baltimore Kills One Driver, Seriously Injures Another
  • Big rig clips electric worker’s bucket truck, causing him to plummet to ground
  • Illinois Crash Data Show Truck Accidents More Likely to Be Fatal
  • DOJ Joins Whistleblower Lawsuit
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  • A tragedy
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  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Settled in Hit-and-Run Case
  • Opioid errors tend to affect many children
  • Swimming Pool Drain Dangers
  • Proposed Law Would Reduce Settlement Payment Delays
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  • Lake Wales crash highlights two important safety concerns
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  • Blood Thinner Side Effects of Pradaxa Triggers Multiple Lawsuits
  • Doctor’s Medical License Suspended Due to Malpractice Case Over Inmate Death
  • Parking Lot Dangers — Van Backs Over Child And Mother
  • High speed collision caused by drunk driver with BAC of .17 percent
  • Unsafe escalator Causes Death of Man
  • Parents do not understand risks children are exposed to playing contact sports
  • Louisiana Natural Gas Pipeline Explodes
  • Allstate to Help Parents Monitor Teen Driving
  • Austin Pedestrian/Bicyclist Deaths Continue At A Rapid Pace
  • Women Added to Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Hazing
  • IWCC Rules Fall at Work Personal in Nature, Not Compensable
  • Big rig driver fatigue the cause of 13 percent of accidents
  • E-records may not be what they are cracked up to be
  • Auto Accident Reports Highlight Importance of Safety Precautions
  • Will Florida’s Texting-While-Driving Ban Prevent Car Accidents?
  • Another Birth Injury Suit Filed Over Depakote in Illinois Federal Court
  • Workplace Safety Fair to Be Held in Chicago Area
  • Voice texting while driving is not any safer than hands-on texting while driving
  • Diagnostic Errors Are Top Reason for Malpractice Claims
  • Trucker Charged in Illinois State Trooper Death, But Wrongful Death Lawsuit Blames Employer
  • Contractor Employee Killed in Industrial Accident at Nissan Plant
  • Motorcycle Fatalities Are On the Rise Across the Nation
  • The most common reasons for big rig accidents
  • Ride of Silence Raises Bicycle Safety Awareness, Honors Victims
  • Surgical Complications Can Mean Good Business for Many Hospitals
  • Availability of Self-driving Cars May be Delayed
  • Texas Fertilizer Plant Had an Exemption Regarding Workplace Inspections
  • Politics Involving Tainted Well Water Leave Village Residents at High Risk for Cancers
  • FDA Investigating Robotic Surgery Problems
  • Traumatic Brain Injury Expert Studies Soccer Players
  • Staff Shortages at Nursing Homes a Troubling Trend
  • Distracted Driving Deaths Are Underreported
  • Nodding off behind the wheel of a vehicle is often the cause of big rig accidents
  • Traumatic Brain Injury Expert Studies Ohio Veterans
  • Doctor’s Cerebral Palsy Gives Her a Unique Perspective on How to Treat Patients
  • Cerebral Palsy Among Most Common Birth Injuries
  • REPUBLIC OF TEXAS (ROT) RALLY WEEKEND — LOOK OUT FOR MOTORCYLES
  • High School Student With Cerebral Palsy Competes in Triathlon
  • Bill to Create Illinois State Workers Compensation Fund Advances
  • Spring brings warmer weather and inspires motorcycle riders to hit the roads
  • Commission Recommends Two Billion Dollar Fine Against PG&E for 2010 Pipeline Explosion
  • Is Voice-to-Text While Driving Better than Manual Texting
  • Wrongful Death Case Reveals Two Stories
  • Doctor’s Apology Inadmissible in Malpractice Lawsuit
  • Physician’s Shield Act May Be More Than It Appears
  • Better Workplace Regulations And Stricter Enforcement of Current Regulations Key to Workplace Safety
  • Horrific Work Accident Kills Plant Cleaner
  • Anesthesiologists’ Mistake Leads to Brain Injury and .5 Million Malpractice Verdict
  • Cerebral Palsy Patient Wins Near-Record-Setting Judgment Against Hospital
  • How Patients Can Help Prevent Medical Errors
  • Misdiagnosis is Most Common Medical Error
  • Guilty Plea in Boating Death May Affect Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • Damages Awarded in Malpractice Lawsuits Not to Blame for Rising Health Care Costs
  • High-Risk Pregnancy: An Overview
  • Study Links Brain Injuries to Soldiers’ Suicidal Thoughts
  • Doctor Sued Repeatedly for Medical Malpractice
  • Neurosurgeon Faces Malpractice Lawsuit after Operating on Wrong Side of Brain
  • Doctors Often Fail to Test Bilirubin Levels
  • Fundal Pressure: When It Is Used and Its Associated Risks
  • When Brain Damage Occurs from Hypoglycemia in a Newborn
  • Medical Malpractice and High-Risk Pregnancy
  • Distracted driving statistics are chilling
  • 400-Mile Bicycle Ride Highlights Florida Road Safety Tour
  • Are there different levels of consciousness for someone in a vegetative state?
  • How is a birth injury medically diagnosed?
  • Safety Board Issues Recommendations for Avoiding Bus Accidents
  • House Votes to Require Young Drivers to Take Online Driving Courses
  • Shoulder Dystocia & Medical Malpractice
  • Overview of Shoulder Dystocia
  • Each year, at least half a million people are involved in big rig accidents
  • Hypoglycemia and Newborn Medical Malpractice in Ohio
  • Overview of Newborn Hypoglycemia
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  • Preventing Complications with Pregnancy
  • What is postpartum preeclampsia and postpartum eclampsia?
  • New Workers Compensation Bills Introduced
  • Big rigs and medical marijuana are not a good mix
  • How to Avoid Infections During Pregnancy
  • Dexterous lion opens gate, kills animal park worker
  • Pregnancy Delivery Complications that May Warrant Use of Mechanical Force
  • Breast Cancer Misdiagnosis is Leading Cause of Malpractice for Radiologists
  • White House Proposes Human Brain Mapping Initiative
  • Veterans At Higher Risk For Motor Vehicle Crashes
  • What damages are obtainable in a case of medical malpractice causing a vegetative state?
  • Eclampsia During Pregnancy Must Be Properly Addressed
  • Symptoms and Treatment for Preeclampsia
  • Prescriptions Unsafe for Treating an Infection During Pregnancy
  • Pregnancy Infections: Symptoms, Treatment & Medical Malpractice
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Settles for Half a Million Dollars
  • Cost of Brain Injury: What are the costs associated with a vegetative state?
  • Birth Injuries Caused by Mechanical Forces
  • Mechanical and Assisted Birth Trauma
  • Illinois Mother Files Lawsuit Alleging C-Section Errors
  • Calls From Concerned Citizens A Help In Combating Drunk Driving
  • Factors in PVS Claim Involving Brain Damage from Medical Malpractice
  • School Bus Company Involved in Fatal Crash Has Been Involved in Several Personal Injury Lawsuits
  • Caffeine Use Correlated with Lower Truck Accident Rates
  • Summer Safety Tips: Oregon Tennis Player Alex Rovello Drowns In A Cliff Jumping/Diving Accident
  • Signs of Labor and Delivery Birth Mistakes
  • Police chase results in dead driver
  • Employers must provide a safe workplace for employees
  • Brain Injury Basics: What Is Cognitive Rehab?
  • Occasional Seatbelt Users Less Likely to Buckle Up on Local Trips
  • Former Illinois Police Officer Charged With Workers Comp Fraud
  • Life Following a Persistent Vegetative State Diagnosis
  • Coma and a Persistent Vegetative State Related to Medical Negligence
  • Birth Mistakes & Delivery Room Errors: Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim
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  • When Does Litigation Funding Make Sense
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  • What is fetal distress?
  • Reasons for an Emergency C-section
  • Former Illinois Restaurant Owner Awarded .1 Million in Medical Malpractice Case
  • Preventing Maternal Infections after Birth
  • Secondary Encephalitis as It Relates to Medical Malpractice
  • Infection after Birth: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
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  • Delayed Emergency C-section & Malpractice Claims
  • Primary Encephalitis as It Relates to Medical Malpractice
  • How can complications during labor and delivery cause a birth injury or defect?
  • Neonatal Birth Injury: How Postnatal Medical Negligence Can Cause Birth Injuries and Trauma
  • Texas Highways Safer Than They Were, Still Potentially Dangerous For Drivers
  • Gas station lies about selling booze and jury returns million verdict in wrongful death case
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Alleges Improper Prescription
  • Proper Cervix Examination During Pregnancy
  • Atlanta, Georgia – Deadly Place To Ride Motorcycles
  • Industrial Accident Kills Michigan Worker
  • C-section Recovery
  • Newborn Encephalitis: Causes, Symptoms & Pursuing an Injury Claim
  • Illinois Birth Injury Lawsuit Filed Over Depakote
  • Klumpke’s Paralysis: Signs and Treatment
  • Eleven year old girl bursts into flames in hospital
  • Medical malpractice restructuring might arrive in another form
  • BLS Releases Data on Nonfatal Occupational Injuries and Illnesses
  • Brain Injury Basics: Neuropsychological Testing
  • Tampa Jury Finds Dontae Morris Guilty of Murder
  • Infection after C-section
  • Determining Whether a Klumpke’s Palsy Birth Injury Was Caused by Malpractice
  • Risks of Cesarean Delivery
  • Bellwether transvaginal mesh lawsuits begin December 2013
  • Pregnancy-Related Death Caused by an Emergency Room Error
  • Deceased Plaintiff’s Executor Continues With Hip Lawsuit
  • Klumpke’s Palsy: Causes, Signs, and Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim
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  • Construction Injuries: Construction Industry Booming, But It’s Often Costly For Workers
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  • Lawsuit Blames Medical Malpractice for Illinois Girl’s Erb’s Palsy
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  • Helmet Sensors Measure Brain Injuries on the Job
  • Brain Injury Basics: Causes of Brain Injuries
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  • Brain Injury Basics: Symptoms of Brain Injuries
  • Funding Cut for Licensing and Investigation of Doctors
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  • Birth Injury Lawsuit Filed Over Child’s Cerebral Palsy
  • Permanent vs. Persistent Vegetative State
  • Cervical Risks During Pregnancy
  • Lawsuit Claims Birth Injury Led to Infant’s Death
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Helvetia Sharpshooters, Others
  • Birth Injuries Factor Into Cerebral Palsy in Many Cases
  • Illinois Birth Injury Raises Concerns with Hospital Staff and Procedures
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  • To Avoid Medical Malpractice Lawsuits, Better Communication is a Must
  • Recent Auto-Bicycle Accident Turns Deadly in Cook County
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  • Deadly Semi Truck Accidents Remind Drivers of Road Hazards
  • Popular Type II Diabetes Drug to be Pulled from Pharmacy Shelves Due to Heart Risks
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  • Pregnancy-Related Deaths Increase in the US
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  • Veteran’s Appeals
  • Wrong Way Michigan Avenue Accident Causes Pedestrian Injuries
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  • SSDI and Workers’ Compensation Can Be Combined
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  • Nursing Home Abuse Leads to Death and a Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • Faulty Pool and Spa Drain Covers Pose Serious and Sometimes Deadly Injuries
  • Jackpot Justice Is An Interesting But Erroneous Concept In Medical Malpractice
  • Wrongful Death And Medical Malpractice Lawsuits May Go Hand In Hand
  • Defective Cheaper Keeper Product Hinted at Its Viability In Own Name
  • Pediatric Malpractice May Also Involve Genetic Counseling
  • Prescription Drug Errors and Injuries Rise in U.S. Hospitals
  • Business Law Is Far More Important Than You May Realize
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  • Wrongful Death of a Daughter Leaves Family Hoping It Never Happens to Another
  • Medical Malpractice Caps Are A Pain In The Anatomy
  • Wrongful Death May Follow When Things Go Bad Medically
  • Flower Girl On Way To Wedding Dies In Fatal Car Wreck
  • Toddler Suffers After Pharmacist Dishes Out Wrong Drug
  • Connecticut Clean Air Violations Pose Risks to Community
  • Alarming Statistic Triggers Global Initiative to Promote Road Safety
  • Deadly Connecticut Lab Accident Raises Safety Concerns
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  • True Diagnosis and Legal Representation Key to Social Security Disability Benefits
  • Sleep Apnea Compromises Truck Driver Safety and Potentially Other Driver’s Lives
  • Tour Bus and Motorcoach Accidents Lead to Serious Harm and Current Legislative Actions
  • The Effect Medication Can Have on a Social Security Disability Claim
  • Medical Products Liability An Increasing Issue Across America
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuits May Be Filed Against Those Facing Criminal Charges
  • Unresolved Business Disputes May Tank A Company
  • Driving While Distracted Causes Two Car Personal Injury Collision
  • Health and Safety Advisors other Regulations they can help with
  • Man Killed By Auger Machinery On The Job
  • Flash Fires May Cause Serious Bodily Injury
  • Expert Legal Counsel Critical When an OB/GYN Makes a Mistake
  • Health Concerns Raised with Elevated Benzene Concentrations in the Northeast
  • Peeling Machine Severs Man’s Penis And Testicles
  • Snow Blower Recall Over Possibility Of Severed And Lacerated Fingers
  • Serious Injury Attorney Highlights the Perils of Speeding and Recent Multimillion Dollar Jury Award
  • Driver Inattention Takes Life of 10 Year Old Boy
  • Precautions for Springtime as Outdoor Activities and Potential for Dog Bites Increase
  • Teen Driver Loses Control Of Truck And Kills Two
  • Wrongful Death Lawsuits May Be Filed Against A City
  • New Teen Ghost Riding Craze Causes Two Deaths
  • Auto Accidents are Personal Injury Accidents
  • Auto Accidents are Personal Injury Accidents
  • Big Rig Disintegrates Upon Impact
  • Loss Of Limb May Result From Many Types Of Accidents
  • Worker Performing Maintenance On Asphalt Equipment Dies
  • Serious Personal Injury May Happen While Texting And Walking
  • Personal Injury Cases May Happen In Unusual Ways
  • Recent Connecticut Construction Accident Lawsuit Emphasizes the Importance of Worksite Safety
  • Wrongful Death Came Calling In The Form Of A Deadly Prank
  • Speeding Death of Young Teen Reminds That Nobody is Invulnerable
  • Wrongful Death May Be At The Hands Of The Police
  • Street Racing Likely Culprit in Two Deaths
  • Bizarre High Speed Chase Results In Injured Baby And One Dead Driver
  • Reckless Driving While Under the Influence Results in Three Vehicle Crash
  • Pedestrians Are Rarely at Fault When Pedestrians and Automobiles Collide
  • When The Doctor Blows It A Wrongful Death Lawsuit Typically Follows
  • Investigating Whether Helmets Prevent Death in a Motorcycle Crash
  • Objective Car Insurance Companies are an Oxymoron
  • The Correct Diagnosis May Save a Life
  • Pay Attention when Driving or Risk Seriously Injuring a Biker
  • In the Blink of an Eye the World Exploded in Car Versus Pickup Truck Wreck
  • Compression Chest Injuries Result in Wrongful Death
  • Med Mal Comes in Many Forms Including Birth Injuries
  • Accelerating Without Warning Results in Off Road Utility Vehicle Recall
  • Children Change After Brain Trauma
  • Medical Malpractice May Happen In An Outpatient Setting
  • 18 Wheelers Virtually Own the Road with Deadly Consequences
  • The 3 categories of personal injury litigation as per law
  • There May be More Than Two Parties Involved In A Car Wreck
  • Why Insurance Companies Really Delay Paying on Motorcycle Crash Claims
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  • The Depuy Recall
  • Watch Your Back When It Comes To Insurance Companies
  • Underage Drinking and Driving Continue to be a Deadly Mix
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  • Voluntary Recall of Hostess Cookies 'n Creme Brownies
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  • Sweet Earth Foods Issues Allergy Alert for Undeclared Egg and Milk in Aloha BBQ Quesadillas Due to Mismatched Packaging
  • AuroMedics Pharma LLC Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Piperacillin and Tazobactam for Injection 3.375 grams per vial, Due to Presence of Particulates Identified as Glass and Silicone Material
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  • Lipari Foods Issues Voluntary Recall of Premo Brand & Fresh Grab Turkey & Swiss Submarine Sandwiches Due to Potential Contamination of Listeria Monocytogenes
  • Ranier’s Rx Laboratory Issues Voluntary Recall of All Sterile Compounded Products Within Expiry Due to Lack of Sterility Concerns
  • TeaSource Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Almonds in Product
  • AMPI Recalls Limited Amount of Dry Whey Powder Because of Possible Health Risk
  • Kraft Heinz Voluntarily Recalls Taco Bell Salsa Con Queso Mild Cheese Dip Distributed to Retailers
  • Pepperidge Farm® Announces Voluntary Recall of Four Varieties of Goldfish® Crackers
  • Flowers Foods Issues Voluntary Recall on Mrs. Freshley’s and Other Brands of Swiss Rolls and Captain John Derst’s Old Fashioned Bread
  • Mondelēz Global LLC Conducts Voluntary Recall of Certain Ritz Cracker Sandwiches and Ritz Bits Product in the U.S., including Puerto Rico & U.S. Virgin Islands Due to Possible Health Risk
  • GiftTree Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Pecans, Walnuts, Almonds, Peanuts in " Sherman Candy Caramels "
  • Allergy Alert for Undeclared Milk in Food Lion Brand Dill Pickle Flavored Potato Chips
  • King Bio Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Aquaflora Candida HP9, Lymph Detox, and Baby Teething Liquids Due to Microbial Contamination
  • H-E-B Voluntarily Issues Recall Two Variety Packs of Creamy Creations Ice Creams and Sherbets in 3-Ounce Cups Recalled due to Broken Metal in Processing Equipment
  • Portland French Bakery Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Soy in Seattle Sourdough Pub Buns and Franz Premium Pub Buns
  • Hy-Vee Voluntarily Recalls Spring Pasta Salad Due to Reported Illnesses
  • Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Valsartan and Valsartan Hydrochlorothiazide Tablets
  • The PictSweet Company Recalls 12 Ounce Steam’ables Baby Brussel Sprouts for Undeclared Milk and Soy Allergens
  • ALDI Voluntarily Recalls AnnaSea Wasabi Ahi Poke Hawaiian Poke Kits and Limu Ahi Poke Hawaiian Poke Kits Due to Storage at Incorrect Temperature in Area Store
  • Major Pharmaceuticals Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Valsartan Due to The Potential Presence of a Probable Carcinogen (NDMA)
  • Utz Quality Foods Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Soy in Utz® Carolina Style Barbeque Potato Chips
  • Prinston Pharmaceutical Inc Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Valsartan and Valsartan HCTZ Tablets Due to Detection of a Trace Amount of Unexpected Impurity, N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) in The Products
  • Water Pik, Inc. Recalls Sonic-Fusion® Flossing Toothbrush Product for Possible Health Risk
  • Hospira Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Daptomycin for Injection Lyophilized Powder for Solution, Due to Infusion Reactions
  • AZ Firm Issues Voluntary Product Recall Due to Undeclared Peanuts in Superfood Salad
  • MyNicNaxs, LLC Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Various Dietary Supplements Due to Undeclared Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API)
  • Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Bacteria Found In Saje Splish Splash Gentle Baby Wash
  • Radagast Pet Food, Inc. Voluntarily Recalls Three Lots of Rad Cat Raw Diet Free-Range Chicken Recipe and One Lot of Pasture-Raised Venison Recipe Because of Possible Health Risk
  • LL’S Magnetic Clay Inc. Expands Allergy Alert On Undeclared Allergens In Prescript-Assist Dietary Supplement To All Lots
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  • Blissful Remedies Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Certain Kratom Powder Capsule
  • Fagron Sterile Services Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Neostigmine Methylsulfate 1mg/mL, 5mg per 5mL and Neostigmine Methylsulfate 1mg/mL, 3mg per 3mL, in a 5mL syringe Due to Mislabeling
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  • Del Monte Fresh Produce N.A., Inc. Voluntarily Recalls Limited Quantity of Vegetable Trays in a Multistate Outbreak of Cyclospora Illnesses in Select Retailers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, Because of Possible Health Risk
  • Kellogg Company Voluntarily Recalls Honey Smacks Cereal Due to Possible Health Risk
  • World Variety Produce, Inc. Voluntarily Recalls Spicy Edamame Because Of Undeclared Allergens
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  • Caito Foods, LLC Voluntarily Recalls Fresh Cut Melon Products Because of Possible Health Risk
  • Shearer’s Foods, LLC Issues an Allergy Alert for Undeclared Milk in Meijer Brand Dill Pickle Flavored Potato Chips
  • Hospira Issues a Voluntary Nationwide Recall for Two Lots of Naloxone Hydrochloride Injection, USP, in the Carpuject™ Syringe System due to the Potential Presence of Particulate Matter
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  • SDQ Trading Inc Issues Alert on Undeclared Milk Allergen in Cheese Biscuits
  • SunMed Holdings, LLC Issues a Nationwide Recall of STAT-Check and Medline Manual Resuscitator Bags
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  • Allergan Issues Nationwide Voluntary Recall of TAYTULLA® Softgel Capsules 1mg/20mcg Sample Packs Due to Out of Sequence Capsules
  • Pious Lion Voluntary Recall Due to Possible Health Risk
  • Global Commodities Inc. Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Sulfites In Apricot with Pitt Watan Brand
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  • Giant/Martin’s Voluntarily Recalls Private Brand Frozen Broccoli Cuts
  • Divvies, LLC Conducts Voluntary Recall of Benjamint Crunch Chocolate Bars Due to Undeclared Milk In The Mint
  • Stop & Shop Voluntarily Recalls Stop & Shop Frozen Broccoli Cuts
  • Giant Food Voluntarily Recalls Giant Food Frozen Broccoli Cuts
  • H-E-B Voluntarily Issues a Precautionary Recall H-E-B Ode to Olives Sliced Salad Olives Being Recalled for Potential Glass in The Product
  • Dough-To-Go Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Tree Nuts in Zoe’s Vegan Tuxedo Fudge Cookie
  • Urgent Medical Device Recall: Sam XT Extremity Tourniquet
  • New Seasons Market LLC Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Egg in Mini Butter Croissants and Mini Chocolate Croissants
  • Merrick Pet Care Voluntarily Recalls Limited Amount of Good Buddy and Backcountry Treats Containing Beef Due to Potentially Elevated Levels of Thyroid Hormone
  • Golden International Corporation Issues Public Safety Warning For Stolen Tilapia Because of Possible Health Risk
  • Ethanol Extraction Recalls Alcohol Product Because of Possible Health Risk
  • Melanie Wholesale Inc. Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Peanuts in Melanie Mini Cookies with Caramel Flavor
  • Melanie Wholesale Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Peanuts in Cookies
  • Ziyad Brothers Importing Recalls Tahini Because of Possible Health Risk
  • Century Snacks LLC Issues Allergy Alert On Undeclared Milk, Soy, Wheat and Cashews in Snak Club Family Size Tropical Trail Mix
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  • MBI Distributing, Inc. Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Homeopathic Teething Drops, Nausea Drops, Intestinal Colic Drops, Stomach Calm, Expectorant Cough Syrup, Silver-Zinc Throat Spray, and Argentum Elixir Due to a Lack of Process Controls
  • Shoreside Enterprises Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of 7K and Poseidon 4500 (Extreme 1000 Mg) Due to Presence of Undeclared Sildenafil and Tadalafil
  • BLM Issues Allergy Alert On Undeclared Egg and Milk
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