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Barneck v. Utah Dep’t of Transp. – Negligent Road Maintenance Alleged

Negligent construction and/or maintenance of state and local roads can be grounds for civil litigation if it results in serious injury or death to those in motor vehicles. A recent example was seen in the Utah Supreme Court case Barneck v. Utah Dep’t of Transp., which dealt with the collapse…

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Florida Playground Injuries Result in Thousands of E.R. Visits

Every year in the U.S., an estimated 200,000 children under the age of 14 are treated in hospital emergency rooms for playground-related injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. Many of these injuries are preventable, caused by either defective playground equipment or inadequate supervision. Three-fourths of these…

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Concert Injury Victim Suing Popular DJ for Broken Neck, Ankle

Many performers go the extra mile to engage audiences in a show they will want to always remember. Unfortunately, these may result in injuries some fans can never forget. A recent personal injury lawsuit was filed against a popular electronic dance music DJ after a concert in San Diego. The…

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Doe v. Superior Court: Sexual Assault Victim Pursues Civil Tort Against Camp

It is well-established that schools, daycare centers, camps and other similar institutions owe a duty of care to students and minors in their care. This includes the duty to properly supervise, protect against abuse during compulsory attendance periods, and to immediately report it if such abuse becomes known. In cases…

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Slate v. Blatt – Vicious Dog Statute Weighed

Every year, homeowner insurance companies in Florida pay $7 million annually to victims of dog bite injuries. Some argue this is the work of overly-litigious personal injury lawyers. But the fact is, dog bites that result in lawsuits are generally not minor events. They cause severe and lasting injuries and scarring,…

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State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. v. Earl – Motorcycle Accident Lawsuit

Auto insurance companies often will not pay an insured what is owed under uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage provisions without a fight.  Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage is coverage paid for by the insured in the event he or she is injured due to the negligent actions of another driver who either has a…

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Ex parte Quality Carriers, Inc. – Two Dead After Truck Collides With Stalled Vehicle

Two passengers who sat in the back seat of a Crown Victoria had three strikes against them.  In the first place, they were in a vehicle that had not been properly maintained, and thus suffered mechanical problems. In the second place, the driver who had been operating the vehicle was…

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Minden v. Atain Specialty Ins. Co. – Bar Fight Liability Lawsuit

When criminal attacks occur, we expect there will be a criminal case against those responsible. However, in many cases, there may be a civil claim for liability not only against the attacker, but also against the property owner. Under premises liability law, property owners and those who manage certain properties…

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Kent v. City of Columbia Falls – Skateboarding Death Leads to Litigation Against Local Government

Suing local government for personal injury or wrongful death is a complex process that involves a number of special rules and procedures and for which damages are likely capped. Many times, you must act very quickly, or else forever lose your right to bring a claim. Often, before the case…

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Fatal Florida Boating Accident Under Investigation

A South Florida boating accident recently claimed the life of one man and injured two others. Investigators are working to piece together what happened. Two boats were moving side-by-side along the Intracoastal Waterway in Fort Lauderdale when one of the operators lost control and smashed into a dock located in…

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