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California State Jury Finds Railroad Company, Property Owner Not Liable For Train/Car Collision That Killed Four Young Adults; Driver, Not Dangerous Crossing, At Fault
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On Aug. 18, 2013, Vemma Nutrition Company trainers Yosh Kamine and Jacob Kamine hosted a promotional sales event at their residence on Jefferson Avenue. Nineteen-year-old Michaela Smith had been hired by Vemma to sell its products, including energy drinks...
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Plaintiff Expert Witness Disclosures In Florida Action Resulting In $ 3.92 Million Verdict For Family Of Mother, Son Killed When Tractor Trailer Struck Car Disabled By Drunk Driver
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Dec. 2, 2012, at around 2:30 a.m., a vehicle being operated by defendant Lanessa Riobe rear-ended a vehicle in which Eliezer Maldonado, Sr., (34-year-old father-husband) Deborah Maldonado (35-year-old mother-wife), Eliezer Maldonado, Jr., (12-year...
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Complaint That Inadequate Lighting Caused Teen To Be Struck In Crosswalk Leads To County Settlement Of $ 5.5 Million In Washington State Court
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Dec. 12, 2012, at about 7:14 a.m., plaintiffs, 17-year-old Regina Monzon and her younger brother, 15-year-old James Monzon, were walking to Fairview Jr. High School, crossing Central Valley 23 Road N.E. in a marked crosswalk near N.E. Conifer Drive...
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Complaint Underlying Michigan State Jury Award Of Over $ 5 Million To Man Severely Burned While Working In His Sister's Food Concession Truck
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On June 8, 2013, Plaintiff Gary Leonard was helping his sister Pamela Leonard by working in her food concession truck at the Leelanau Food and Wine Festival. Pamela had purchased the truck five years previously at a fraction of its value through eBay...
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California State Jury Finds Oil Rig Owner Liable To Pay $ 3.625 Million To Employee Of Subcontractor Who Was Electrocuted When Cables Re-Energized
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Oct. 3, 2012, Craig Litch was badly burned while working at an offshore oil rig owned by DCOR, LLC and located just off the California coastline. At the time, Litch's employer, DCI Electric, Inc., was a subcontractor hired in connection with maintenance...
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Shooting Victim Avoids Summary Judgment, Pennsylvania State Jury Awards $11 Million Against Residential Behavioral Health Center That Allowed Escape Of Violent Juvenile
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On June 23, 2011, plaintiff Eric Johnson was getting out of his car after returning home from work in Southwest Philadelphia at around 2:00 a.m. when he was shot by Shykir Crew. Crew, 16 years old at the time, was a resident of a psychiatric residential...
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Pennsylvania State Jury Awards Target Store Patron $2,100,000 For Slip And Fall On Freshly Mopped Floor
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Dec 14, 2013, Melissa Horton went shopping at a Target store in Pittsburgh, PA. Although Horton was employed by a hotel design company, she also worked as the producer for NBC Sunday Night Football and was in town for the Steelers v. Bengals game....
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Texas State Jury Awards Surgeon $ 6.4 Million In His Defamation Action Against Hospital
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
iguel A. Gomez, III, M.D., was a renowned cardiothoracic surgeon doing business as Miguel A. Gomez, M.D., P.A. He chose to perform surgeries at hospitals run by and/or affiliated with Memorial Hermann Health System and MHMD, also known as Memorial Hermann...
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New York Jury Finds Talc Distributor Liable For $8.25 Million For Mesothelioma Death After Judge Denies Defense Motion In Limine To Preclude Plaintiff's Expert
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Florence Nemeth used cosmetic talc from 1960 to 1971. The talc, Desert Flower Dusting Powder, was distributed by Whittaker Clark & Daniels, Inc., (WCD) to the product manufacturer, Shulton, Inc. Mrs. Nemeth developed peritoneal mesothelioma and died...
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California State Jury Finds In Favor Of Pet Store In Family's Wrongful Death Action Filed After Boy Died After Being Infected With Rat Bite Fever
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On May 27, 2013, Aidan Pankey, then 10 years old, visited a pet store with his grandmother and adopted a pet rat. The grandmother signed a waiver releasing Petco from liability for any injury or damage resulting from the rat's adoption. The store...
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North Dakota State Jury Awards Patient $3.5 Million In Medical Malpractice Action Claiming Unnecessary Cardiothoracic Surgery And Cutting Of Major Vessel Caused Stroke, Brain Damage
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On June 6, 2012, seven days after the birth of her fourth child, 30-year-old plaintiff Chenille Cordon underwent surgery by Dr. Michael Booth to rule out cancer in lymph nodes in her chest. Within minutes of starting the procedure—a mediastinoscopy—Dr...
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Property Owners Settle Missouri Federal Wrongful Death Action For $ 5 Million After Student Falls From Balcony Due To Defective Railing
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Dec. 14, 2014, Jack Lipp was attending a fraternity party at a house in Columbia, MO, when railing on a balcony broke. Lipp fell to the ground and sustained injuries from which he died on Dec. 25, 2014. The student rental property was owned by defendant...
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Texas Jury Awards $9 Million To Injured Oil Worker After Finding Drilling Site Operator Grossly Negligent In Hand-Crushing Incident
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Sept. 13, 2011, plaintiff Michael Gilmore was working for defendant Accurate Valve Services at an oil drilling site operated and/or maintained by defendants Unit Corporation, Unit Drilling Company, Unit Texas Drilling, LLC, and Blackbrush Oil &...
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Florida Federal Court Approves Settlement Of Birth Brain Injury Action Against United States For $ 3,075,000
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Editor's Note: This week's document of the week comes a case that came to our attention in a news story. The pleading comes from the federal docket, rather than an attorney submission. On Aug. 23, 2012, plaintiff Dulce Rojas was informed at...
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Nevada State Court Reaches Defense Verdict In Negligence Suit Brought Against Homeowner's Association For Back Injury Sustained When Picnic Table Flipped Over
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On June 15, 2013, plaintiffs Richard Brown and his wife Elizabeth Brown were seated at a picnic table located at the Horse Palace at the Spring Creek Association Annual HOA barbeque and meeting. There were three or four people (including plaintiffs) seated...
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Florida State Jury Awards $ 12.2 Million To Sons Of Woman Killed In Head-On Collision After Judge Finds Driver Acting In Scope Of Employment
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Sunday Nov. 9, 2014, defendant Joshua Bell was driving his pick-up truck to Acadia, FL, traveling to a business trip for his employer, defendant Gibbs & Register, Inc. (G&R). Roitiki Tyler was traveling southbound on US-17 with her 11-year...
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Louisiana Federal Jury Finds In Favor Of Drug Companies In Second Bellwether Action Related To Drug Xarelto Brought By Family Of Patient Who Died
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Sharyn Orr took the drug Xarelto (Rivaroxaban) manufactured, distributed, marketed, and sold by Janssen Research & Development, LLC f/k/a Johnson and Johnson Pharmaceutical Research and Development LLC; Janssen Ortho, LLC; Janssen Pharmaceuticals...
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Colorado Jury Returns $1.7 Million Award To Escort Stalked And Outed By Married Attorney After Court Bars Attorney From Using First Amendment Defense
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Plaintiff Jerene Dildine claimed that she was harassed, physically and emotionally abused, and stalked by defendant Sean Saxon, a married attorney, whom she met when she was working as a prostitute. Following an initial relationship, defendant allegedly...
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Parents Of Young Veteran Who Committed Suicide Settle South Carolina Federal Wrongful Death Medical Malpractice Action Against VA For $ 900,000 Following Motion For Sanctions
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Lance Corporal Jason S. Roth served in the Marine Corp during the war in Afghanistan until his honorable discharge on July 27, 2012. While in Afghanistan, Jason was the target of an improvised explosive device (IED) and was subsequently diagnosed with...
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Washington DC Jury Awards Patient And Wife $8.35 Million After Surgeon's Failure To Recognize Loss Of Blood Flow Following Knee Replacement Surgery Caused Leg Death, Amputation
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Plaintiff Eloyd Robinson, an 82-year-old male security guard, underwent a total knee replacement surgery on July 16, 2013, performed by Dr. Rida Azer at United Medical Center. Due to a loss of arterial flow to plaintiff's right leg after the surgery...
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Complaint In Copyright Infringement Suit Brought By J.R.R. Tolkien Estate Against Manufacturer Of Slot Machines And Other Electronic Games Based On Lord Of The Rings
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
Professor J.R.R. Tolkien wrote the literary works "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" (the works). Fourth Age Limited and The J.R.R. Tolkien Estate Limited were successors to Tolkien with respect to his copyright interests in...
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Ashley Madison Dating Site Operators Agree To $11.2 Million Settlement Of Missouri Federal Multidistrict Litigation Stemming From Data Security Breach
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On July 15, 2015, a data security breach affected AshleyMadison.com, an online dating website designed to facilitate intimate relationships for individuals married or in a committed relationship. The breach resulted in the electronic theft of personally...
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Couple's Family Reaches $ 3.6 Million Settlement In Illinois Wrongful Death Action Arising From Intersection Collision
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On July 11, 2016, John Fassig was operating a motor vehicle with his wife, Betty Fassig, as a passenger and travelling northbound on East 8th Road near its intersection with North 33rd Road in the County of LaSalle, IL. John M. Goldone was operating his...
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Florida State Jury Awards College Student $ 1.1 Million Against Landlord And Fraternity After Balcony Broke, Causing Student Fall And Broken Neck At Party
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
In 2009, defendant Shahab Derazi purchased a two-story residential home at a foreclosure sale. Between 2009 and 2013, Derazi rented the home to tenants but did not have the home inspected. In June of 2013, Derazi received complaints from his tenant, defendant...
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West Virginia Federal Jury Awards $ 3 Million To Parents Of College Student Who Died After Fight, Including $ 1.25 Million Punitive Damages Against Friend That Failed To Call 911
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over 8 years ago
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Kim Johnson-Spratt
On Aug. 31, 2013, 21-year-old Kevin Figaniak was walking back to Wheeling Jesuit University with his friend Tyler Johnson around the area of the Owl's Nest and Ye Old Alpha bars when the two became involved in an altercation with Craig Peacock and...
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