Rhinelander Personal Injury Lawyer

A Rhode Island man recently won a $2 million medical malpractice lawsuit for his claim that he suffered brain damage due to a lack of proper care during open heart surgery at a Rhode Island hospital.   During the 1998 operation, the plaintiff claims he suffered from low amounts of oxygen to his brain, causing […]

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In Anderson County, Texas, animal bites are on the rise.  In 2007, there were a total of 28 bites all year long.  Thus far in 2008, there have already been 24 bites.  The Sheriff, Greg Taylor, expects the yearly total to double.  Half of the victims were bitten by animals other than their own and […]

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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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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.
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The parents of Matthew Lopez, who died in a high-speed alcohol-related crash last year, have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the driver of the car, Candace Calvin, and the car’s owner, John Cornell. They claim that Cornell ought to have known about Candace’s record with alcohol and should not have allowed her to drive […]

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