Pursuant to my previous blog enrty on the failure of air bags to deploy, General Motors settled a lawsuit brought against it over injuries she sustained in a 2003 crash in Texas when the air bags in her 1996 GMC Sonoma didn't deploy. The lawsuit … [Continue reading]
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State Liability Cap Adds Insult to Injury for I-35W Victims
For the 100 injured in the collapse of the I-35W bridge in Minnesota, survival was just the beginning. Consider the couple Brad and Paula Coulter, both of whom were in the car with their daughters when the bridge collapsed beneath them. He suffered a … [Continue reading]
1400 People Die as Air Bags Fail to Deploy
Although the deaths of people caused by airbags firing inappropriately caused congressional action that led to the development of so-called "smart airbags," it is likely that these new models are even more defective than the old ones. Non-deploying … [Continue reading]
Defective Tires Said to Be Responsible for Motorcycle Crash
Apparently, defective tires are responsible for more than just SUV accidents, or so said an Illinois jury which awarded $15 million to a woman disfigured and suffering for a brain injury after a May 26, 2002 motorcycle accident on Interstate 55. The … [Continue reading]
Family Settles with Doctor over Malpractice Death of Former Football player
The family of a young man who gave up football because of persistent knee problems then died from preventable complications following knee surgery has settled its lawsuit against the doctor, nurses, and healthcare system that they say could have … [Continue reading]
Stripper’s Worker’s Comp Claim Upheld
Last week, the Indiana Court of Appeals upheld the worker's compensation claim of a stripper who suffered a spinal injury while doing a pole dance in the Shangri-La West club in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The injury occurred on December 20, 2001, and … [Continue reading]
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