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Gearhart v. Mutual of Enumclaw Ins. – Auto Insurance Anti-Stacking Language Ambiguous

The two parents may have been divorced, but they both loved their teenage son and wanted to make sure he was adequately covered in the event of an auto accident. That’s why they each had an auto insurance policy – albeit from the same company – that named him as…

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Truck Accident Insurance Coverage Weighed in Great West Cas. Co. v. Robbins

A 44-year-old man lost his life one day in 2011 when the driver of a semi-truck failed to yield as she entered a busy highway from a truck stop. Nothing would ever bring back the beloved husband, but who should be the one to pay damages?  As in any truck…

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Defective Bicycle Case Weighed by Sixth Circuit

Most of the bicycle accident lawsuits that are pursued involve a cyclist who was struck by a motorists. The National Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports approximately 750 people annually die in bicycle crashes on public ways, with most of those occurring after the cyclist is struck by a car or…

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Florida ATV Accident Leaves Christian Music Singer in Critical Condition

Dallas Taylor, a noted Christian music singer, has been hospitalized with critical injuries following a serious Florida ATV accident in Ocala, according to The Ocala Star-Banner. Taylor is a founding member of Christian metalcore band Underoath and lead singer of other bands Maylene and Sons of Disaster. The 36-year-old was reportedly…

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Yeatts v. Polygon Northwest Co. – Construction Injury Lawsuit

When a construction injury occurs, the first line of compensation the worker and/or the worker’s family may have is workers’ compensation. These benefits are often a vital lifeline for injured workers and their families to help assist with medical bills and a portion of lost wages.  However, in more serious…

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Negligent Security and Wrongful Death at a Florida Condo Complex

Negligent security lawsuits are increasingly being filed as their is a growing recognition of the responsibility property owners have to tenants and patrons. Most of these lawsuits involve some type of assault and battery crime, though roughly a quarter stem from sexual assaults and about 15 percent from wrongful death…

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State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. v. Jakubowicz – Underinsured Motorist Claim Validated

Underinsured motorist benefits are one of the most important types of coverage any Floridian can purchase. That’s because it will ensure adequate coverage in the event you are injured in an accident with a driver who lacks enough insurance to fully cover your damages.  Most UIM policies, however, will require…

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Hot Air Balloon Accident Raises Liability Questions

In what is believed to be the worst ever hot air balloon accident in U.S. history, 16 people including the pilot were killed in Texas when the balloon crashed into a live electrical wire, burst into flames and crashed to the ground. The fatal crash is being investigated by the…

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Janice H. v. 696 North Robertson – Club Liable for Bathroom Sex Assault

Lack of security at a nightclub bathroom led to a brutal sexual assault, leading jurors to award a $5.4 million verdict against the nightclub. Now, that verdict has been affirmed by a California appellate court, illustrating the way in which a business can be held responsible for failure to protect…

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Lucca v. GEICO – Judge Grants Motion to Exclude Policy Limits

The U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has ruled that the $900,000 limit and the amount of premiums paid for an underinsured motorist policy is irrelevant to a claim for benefits and breach of contract. As such, that evidence was excluded from trial.  In Lucca v. GEICO, plaintiff suffered injuries…

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