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Broom v. Wilson Paving & Excavating – Trench Collapse Injury Spurs Third-Party Lawsuit

A temporary laborer hired to help on a high school stadium construction project sustained serious injuries his first day on the job when a trench collapsed. He ultimately secured a $1.15 million judgment against the paving company in a third-party lawsuit, and the Oklahoma Supreme Court recently ruled those funds…

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Evans v. McCabe – Florida Dram Shop Lawsuit to Proceed

Florida dram shop liability laws exist so that those harmed by drunk drivers may collect damages from entities that knowingly served alcohol to minors or people known to be habitually dependent on alcohol. Dram shops are any establishment that serves alcoholic beverages to the public. In addition to allowing an…

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South Florida Tourist Injury Critical, Driver Arrested for Hit-and-Run

Florida is a prime destination for people from all over the world at all times of the year. In addition to warm sandy beaches and popular theme parks, there are countless music festivals and concerts, art shows, cruise line departures, resorts, boating, water sports, diving, race tracks, casinos, golf courses…

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Bartlett v. Commerce Ins. Co. – Timely, Properly File Auto Insurance Claims

As far as insurance coverage goes, plaintiff in Bartlett v. Commerce Ins. Co. was fairly well situated to fully recover damages for injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. After all, she had a total of five insurance plans that provided some degree of coverage for her injuries. However, because not…

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Study: Impact Absorbent Floor May Reduce Injuries to Nursing Home Residents

Swedish researchers recently tackled the issue of falls in nursing homes in an effort to explore outside-the-box ways of preventing serious injury. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services report notes the incidence rate for falls in nursing homes is about three times the rate of those who live in…

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Report: Texting Bans Lead to Drop in Car Accident Injuries

A new study reveals the numerous state-level bans on texting-while-driving may actually be having their intended effect. Researchers from the Texas A&M School of Public Health reported hospital emergency room visits within the 45 states that had enacted some type of texting restriction for drivers between 2003 and 2010 dropped…

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