Two cars collided leaving two people dead and one injured on US 70 earlier this week.Thomas and Debra Caverly were driving home, when a young 19 year old girl, Ashley Schaub hit their car.The Caverly’s car flipped onto the guard rail, while Schaub’s car then pinned them inside.
According to local citizen, they tried to help the victims of the car crash, but the Caverly’s seem to have died on impact.Schuab is listed as being in stable condition after being taken to Lenoir Memorial Hospital, and is thought to make a full recovery.
Traffic was held up for a little less than an hour as crews removed the victims from the scene, and the State Patrol removed the damaged cars.Investigations into the cause of the accident are still being held.
If you or a loved on has been injured in a car accident, contact the Rhinelander personal injury lawyers of Habush, Habush, & Rottier S.C. at 800.369.5990 to discuss your case and further legal options.
A high school baseball player and senior named Kris Hardison, was killed in a car crash last week. His 2002 Chevy Tahoe was found crashed into a tree on the Williamsport Pike.Although no other cars were involved in the crash, police are still puzzled as to what caused the crash.
Hardison’s baseball team is in shock over this week’s crash, and mourns him deeply. He was not only a great player but a wonderful person, his coach laments.
Haridison is the second student from Spring Hill High to have died in a tragic car accident in the past three months.
If you or a loved on has been injured in a car accident, contact the Rhinelander personal injury lawyers of Habush, Habush, & Rottier S.C. at 800.369.5990 to discuss your case and further legal options.
The Wisconsin State Government has reported that this August has been the worst month for car accident fatalities this year.The State people say that over 80 people died, versus only 60 when compared to August last year.Unfortunately, the report also states that August broke a 10 month record over lower traffic fatalities overall.
However, Wisconsin’s roads are safer than last year.Even with Augusts’ rise in fatalities, accidents are down 20%, with 400 people killed this year,
The best way to prevent accidents is to drive safely.Encourage your children and other passengers to wear seat belts whenever driving in a vehicle.Drink responsibly, and have a designated driver whenever you plan to drink.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident contact the Rhinelander personal injury lawyers of Habush, Habush, & Rottier S.C. at 800.369.5990 to discuss your case and further legal options.
West Virginia - A gas station in Charleston, West Virginia is being sued by a woman who claims she slipped and fell in the stations convenience store sustaining more than $33,500 in damages.
The plaintiff claims the gas station negligently caused great injuries to her body after suffering the slip and fall. According to the claim the woman suffered great pain of body and mind and incurred expenses, which currently amount to more than 433.543. She seeks to be awarded judgment for her injuries.
If you or someone you love has been injured in a slip and fall accident due to a business’s or person’s negligence, contact the Rhinelander personal injury lawyers of Habush, Habush, & Rottier S.C. at 800.369.5990 to discuss your case and further legal options.
The President signed into law today legislation that would ban the use of lead and phthalate chemicals in products intended for children ages 12 and under. The law comes after over 400 product recalls were issued last year, half of them being children’s toys.
In addition to the ban, the new law bolsters the reach and authority of the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The legislation expands the commission’s role in monitoring the safety of consumer products, especially those intended for kids.
Phthalates are chemicals that make vinly more flexible. These chemicals are used in several children’s and baby products like teething rings and bath toys. They have been linked to reproductive damage.
If your child has suffered an injury because of a defective toy or other consumer product, contact the Rhinelander defective toy lawyers of Habush, Habush, & Rottier S.C. at 800.359.5990 to discuss your case and further legal options.
