Rhinelander Personal Injury Lawyer

The Oregon Supreme Court recently ruled to uphold a five-year statute of limitations involving minors.  After a recent claim that purported laws from Oregon’s territory existence blocked the current time limitation, the court ruled to maintain the state law.  The claim was brought forth by a woman who sued Providence Health Center eight years after […]

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With accusations of negligence and disregard for safety, a Port Lavaca, Texas company has been sued for injuries sustained by one of its workers.  Seaman Oscar Reyes, Jr. claims he injured his back while on the job on April 7, 2008.  Reyes was performing his regular duties when he tripped on a cable and fell […]

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A Charlotte child got 14 root canals and stainless steel crowns on the same day in 2003.  The child’s mother sued the dental clinic and three dentists, claiming the treatment of her child “fell below the accepted standards of dental care.” On the day of the child’s multiple root canals, she was tied down to […]

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Following the death of a popular Chicago newscaster, there has been a massive public desire for changes to the snowmobile laws.
Not only are the snowmobiles frequently operated in an unsafe manner but there are numerous signs and advertisements that direct operators to bars and taverns. This creates a deadly combination of speed, alcohol, and snowmobiling.
A […]

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A Chicago teen’s death following his snowmobile crashing head-on with a truck over the weekend has raised the Wisconsin death toll due to snowmobiling to 20 this winter.
The driver of the truck and plow was not injured. Charges are not expected against him.
The accident occurred when the snowmobile crossed the center line on a rural […]

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