Racine Personal Injury Lawyer

HONOLULU, Hawaii - A Honolulu attorney has filed a personal injury suit against Japanese billionaire Genshiro Kawamoto on behalf of a Ma’ili woman who claims she was injured by debris from a Kawamoto property.
According to the attorney the plaintiff injured her back, knee, and elbow after tripping and falling over pieces of a broken wall […]

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 TAMPA, Flor. - In the state of Florida, children who sustain severe brain or spinal cord injuries during birth are eligible for lifetime benefits.  However a new class action lawsuit claims that a pair of Tampa Bay parents and other have not received the full compensation they are owed for tending to the needs of […]

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Raging Rivers water park in Illinois wants a county judge to transfer a personal injury case to Jersey County.  The lawsuit involves a mother and her son who sustained injuries to her gum, mouth, face, and teeth injuries at the water park two years ago.
The suit was filed in Madison County, however the park does […]

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A Taco Bell employee spit and urinated in food given to a customer in October of 2005. A lawsuit was filed in the Cheyenne County District Court against Mid Plains Food and Lodging who owned the KFC/Taco Bell. The family of Keith Andrew was awarded $40,000 Friday.
KFC does not support the verdict and states they […]

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Every year, about 20,000 people in Turkey die because of medical malpractice.    Comparatively, only about 6,000 to 10,000 people die in the country each year due to automobile accidents.  Additionally, experts estimate that if incorrect prescriptions and pharmacy errors are added into this statistic, it could skyrocket as high as 50,000 deaths a year.  The […]

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According to the National Center on Elder Abuse, the maltreatment of older people in nursing homes is on the rise.  Currents estimates claim that at least one in twenty nursing home patients has been the victim of negligence or abuse.  According to another study, over half of nurse aides admitted to having witnessed, or participated […]

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Swansea care and rehabilitation center has been sued by the estate of former resident Dorothy Frolker, who suffered severe and permanent injuries after falling at the nursing home.  The incident occurred on March 25, 2007.  The complaint contends that Swansea failed to provide and train adequate staff members to ensure Frolker’s safety, did not attempt […]

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If approved, the Carmelo Rodriguez Military Medical Accountability Act, proposed by New York congressman Maurice Hinchey, would reverse a 1950 U.S. Supreme Court decision that protects the military from medical malpractice lawsuits.  The bill would allow claims for damages for death or personal injury cases resulting from negligence, failure to act, or wrongful acts in medical […]

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The United States Postal Service is sponsoring its traditional dog bite prevention week from May 18-24, 2008.  Dog bites are one of the nation’s most commonly reported health problems.  The public service campaign offers safety tips and highlights the need for increased pet owner responsibility.  The campaign’s theme is “Stay Alert - Don’t be Fooled […]

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A man is filing suit against St. Louis Cardiology Consultants, claiming that they were negligent in causing his injuries related to a fall from an examination table.
Marvin Turner claims that he suffered injuries during a fall while getting down from an exam table. The lawsuit claims that St. Louis Cardiology was negligent in failing to […]

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