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Georgia Jury Awards $ 325,000 To Patient's Estate In Negligence Action Claiming Hospital Allowed Patient To Fall After Stepping Out Of Shower
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April 14, 2016 - On Dec. 2, 2010, Mary Kate Ford, 60 years of age, was admitted to the emergency department of the West Georgia Medical Center with morbid obesity, end state renal disease, congestive heart failure, hypothyroidism, and other conditions...
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Estate Of Garage Owner Crushed To Death At Accident Scene Settles Negligence Action Against Tractor Trailer Driver And Virginia Commonwealth For $1.9 Million
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
April 21, 2016 - On Feb. 27, 2012, at 12:05 p.m., Dennis Cash was working the accident scene of an overturned gravel truck on State Route 130 on Snowden Mountain. The owner of a family garage in Madison Heights, Dennis was working with a crew at the site...
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New York State Jury Awards $ 50 Million In Damages To Obstetrical Patient Who Received Improper Medical Care For Fistula
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On Nov. 30, 2009, plaintiff Llaulin Cruz, 31, a physical therapist aide, came to St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx for delivery of her first child. During the delivery, the OB-GYN, Michael Ihemaguba, M.D., who was on-call at the hospital, performed a...
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Washington State Jury Finds Pilot, Not Engine Manufacturer, Liable For Plane Crash That Caused Four-Year-Old's Death
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
May 5, 2016 - On June 1, 2010, a Cessna U206F piloted by Preston Cavner departed Merrill Field Airport in Anchorage, AK. The plane had been rebuilt in 2003 by Continental Motors, Inc., Northwest Seaplanes, Inc. had replaced parts on the engine, and the...
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Judge Awards $ 1,882,217 To Teacher With Asthma Who Complained Of Classroom Mold In New Jersey State Action Alleging Disability Discrimination And Violation Of Whistleblower Law
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
From September of 2001 through 2012, Mary Jean Alsina was employed by Millburn Township Board of Education as a full time band director. In 2011, she began to teach in a room two days a week that was known as the "Brass Cave" and had a damp...
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Driver With Motor Vehicle Collision Injuries Requiring Shoulder And Back Surgeries Settles Florida State Action Against Alleged Tortfeasor For $550,000
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
May 19, 2016 - Plaintiff Thomas Bumgardner alleged that as he was driving south on University Drive, defendant Joyce Barbin was driving north on University Drive and made a left turn onto NW 44th Street in front of plaintiff's vehicle. Defendant's...
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Nebraska State Jury Awards $ 2.64 Billion To Parents Of Disappeared College Student In Action Against Man Who Last Saw Her Alive
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Tyler Thomas was a 19-year-old student at Peru State College in Peru, NE. On Dec. 3, 2010, she was seen on a security camera about 1:30 a.m. walking towards her dorm. She disappeared. Then 29-year-old student Joshua Keadle told investigators that he had...
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Illinois State Jury Sides With Defense In Pedestrian's Negligence Action Against City, Claiming City Snow Plowing Forced Her To Walk In Street And Be Struck By Vehicle
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
June 2, 2016 - Lorraine Patullo-Banks, a Chicago-based accountant, was walking to her home from the Park Ridge Train Station on Feb. 20, 2008. At 6:20 pm, she was struck by a car while attempting to cross Touhy Ave. near 3rd Street. She was severely injured...
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Michigan State Jury Awards $5 Million To Family Of Pedestrian Struck And Killed By SMART Bus
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
June 9, 2016 - On Nov. 25, 2014, Sally LaMay was legally walking through a green signal at a cross walk at Crooks Road and Maplelawn Drive when she was struck by a bus owned/operated by defendant Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation...
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Los Angeles Police Detective’s Claims Of Harassment And Retaliation For Use Of Sick/Disability Time Yields $2.1 Million Verdict
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
June 16, 2016 - A Los Angeles police detective’s claim that she was discriminated against because of her use of sick/disability time, in violation of California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), was resolved in April of 2016 by a ...
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Scuba Gear Manufacturer Not Liable For Death Of Underwater Cinematographer, Florida Jury Finds
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
June 23, 2016 - On July 21, 2010, Wesley Skiles was scuba diving one mile off the coast of Boynton Beach, Florida, performing underwater cinematography for National Geographic Television. He was using a Dive Rite O2ptima closed circuit rebreather manufactured...
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Denver Jury Awards $ 695,000 To Fraternity After House Taken By University
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Plaintiff Phi Kappa Sigma Building Corporation of Colorado (PKS) operated a social fraternity with a chapter located at defendant Colorado Seminary (CS) a/k/a Denver University. PKS leased a house/property from CS, where its members lived. Plaintiff Edward...
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Texas State Jury Awards Parents $ 142 Million In Negligence Suit Against Operators Of Day Care Where Baby Died After Being Left On Adult Bed Swaddled And Unattended
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Hat Ballou Inc. and Gina Moore operated All In the Family Child Care Services daycare facility. On April 9, 2014, Zac and Heather Lytle dropped off their seven month old son Roger Lytle at the facility. Roger was laid down for a nap during the lunch hour...
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Pennsylvania State Jury Awards $ 70 Million To Adolescent Boy Who Developed Female Breasts After Taking Risperdal, An Anti-Psychotic Drug Sold By Johnson & Johnson
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Risperdal is a medication manufactured by Janssen Pharmaceuticals, a division of the Johnson & Johnson Company. In August of 2003, A.Y., a four-year-old boy, was prescribed anti-psychotic drug Risperdal in order to treat ADHD. He subsequently began...
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Illinois Federal Court Preliminarily Approves $ 75 Million Settlement Of Student-Athlete Concussion Injury Multi-District Litigation Brought Against NCAA
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
In 2011, two actions were filed against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) regarding the handling of concussions and risks related to concussions involving student-athletes. The cases were consolidated. After multiple other actions were...
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Plaintiff's Inaccurate Oral History Undermines Expert Opinions, Leading Florida Jury To Find No Permanent Shoulder Injury Caused By Rear-End Collision
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Plaintiff Sandra Ritz, a 46-year-old airport baggage screen for the Transportation Security Administration, claimed that she sustained an injury as a result of a rear-end automobile collision with defendant Margot Slade, which occurred on Feb. 8, 2010...
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Girl Injured In Utility Vehicle Accident Awarded $4.5 Million Verdict On Bad Faith Claims Against Business Insurer Of Utility Vehicle Owners In Kentucky State Court
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Aug. 6, 2011, Melissa and Chuck Kersnick, principal owners of K-2 Catering, LLC, had a party at their home. The Kersnicks' son, Zachary Kersnick, was instructed to give guest rides on the utility vehicle. When giving 16-year-old Haley Belt a ride...
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School District Agrees To Pay $3.4 Million To Settle California Action Alleging Principal Sexually Assaulted Students And Staff Failed To Report Suspicions
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
From 2010 to 2014, Lance Clement was principal and superintendent of Orange Center Elementary School District. In January 2014, Clement began calling several students to his office. After entering the office, Clement would allegedly inappropriately touch...
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Washington Jury Finds For Defense In Medical Malpractice/Product Liability Action Surrounding Patient's Death From Unapproved Use Of Bone Cement In Spinal Surgery
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
In May of 2007, 67-year-old Reba Golden fell from the second story of her home and fractured her spine. The diagnostic workup showed that she had a recent burst fracture at L1 and two older fractures at T10 and L4. She was referred to Dr. Jens Chapman...
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Driver Who Fell Off Steep Embankment Reaches $ 1.9 Million Settlement With City In His California State Negligence Action
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Aug. 23, 2010, Nicholas Loeb was severely and permanently injured when the vehicle he was driving fell off of the roadway and down a cliff while he was on Lisbon Lane between Sandall Lane and Crater Lane in Los Angeles, California. On Jan. 24, 2011...
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Former Student Recovers $ 6 Million Settlement In California State Action Against School District And Female Teacher Who Sexually Abused Him
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Feb. 4, 2014, John BB Doe filed an action against Redlands Unified School District, Laura Whitehurst, and others in the California Superior Court for Riverside County. Doe alleged that while he was a student at the school district, he engaged in a...
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New York State Judge Awards $7.5 Million In Product Liability Action After Man Severely Burned By Faulty Kenmore/Electrolux Electric Range
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Aug. 19, 2009, 19-year-old plaintiff Christopher Bent was cooking at his parents' home when the Kenmore smooth top electric range that had been turned off allegedly reignited and caused an oil fire to erupt. Plaintiff sustained significant burn...
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$2 Million Settlement Resolves Illinois State Wrongful Death And Survival Action Stemming From Collision That Killed Driver And Injured Her Minor Passenger
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Nov. 5, 2014, Robin Wells was operating a 2013 Kia Optima with her 9-year-old daughter M.M.L.W. as a passenger when a collision occurred with a 2002 Ford F-150 truck driven by Don L. Mueller, the owner of Don Mueller Construction Company. Mrs. Wells...
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$2 Million Settles Illinois Action Of Motorcyclist Rendered Quadriplegic As A Result Of Rear-Ending ATV On Highway
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On March 13, 2012, plaintiff Douglas R. Peden was operating his motorcycle heading east on P.J. Keller Hwy. in McLean County. Defendant Michael W. Baker, who was operating an all-terrain vehicle (ATV), turned onto P.J. Keller Hwy. from Hwy 1925 E. Rd...
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Alabama Jury Awards $1.7 Million To Dollar General Customer Injured In Slip And Fall
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On July 9, 2012, plaintiff Deborah Revette was a customer at Dollar General Store No. 7853 in Mobile, Alabama, when she slipped and fell in clear, liquid laundry detergent that was on the floor in the chemical aisle. She suffered severe leg and shoulder...
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