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Slip-and-Fall Injury Suffered by Child Litigated Years Later

One recent appeal from the Mississippi Supreme Court involved a slip-and-fall accident that was anything but your typical personal injury case. In this case, the plaintiff had slipped and fell in a store owned by the defendant, but that accident occurred in 1989. He was three years old at the time…

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Omarosa Manigault Suffers Leg Injury at White House

Omarosa Manigualt, of “Celebrity Apprentice” fame, known generally by her first name, Omarosa, injured her foot or ankle while at the White House, according to TMZ.  Omarosa was at the White House as President Donald J. Trump appointed her as the director of communications for his office of public liaison. …

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Report: Jury Finds for Plaintiff in Snow Slip-and-Fall Case

Winter in Boston and across the New England is notoriously hazardous – not just for those in cars, but for those on foot as well. Wet snow is trampled into building entryways and sidewalks are slick with ice.  While a slip-and-fall injury can certainly happen at any time of the…

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Falls Are Leading Cause of Elder Injury in Massachusetts

Falls are the leading cause of injuries suffered by elders in Massachusetts, according to a recent news article from the Worcester Telegram.  This article focuses on how these falls are not only dangerous for elders, but are also largely preventable. In terms of a personal injury lawsuit involving an elder…

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Goodwin v. Al J. Schneider Co. – Hotel Slip-and-Fall Lawsuit

In Goodwin v. Al J. Schneider Co., a case recently weighed by the Kentucky Supreme Court, plaintiff was injured while attending a convention at a hotel and conference center owned by defendant.  Plaintiff was staying at the hotel with his wife and was injured while taking a shower. According to…

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Bixenmann v. Dickenson Land Surveyors, Inc. – Standard of Care in Personal Injury Cases

When someone is going to subdivide a parcel of real property, often before it can be sold as a build-able lot, the land owner will have to get a survey performed. While surveying has changed a great deal over the past 10 years as we moved from using chains similar…

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Edwards v. Hy-Vee, Inc. – Slip and Fall Injury Cases

In Edwards v. Hy-Vee Inc., an injury lawsuit heard recently by the Nebraska Supreme Court, plaintiff was shopping at a grocery store owned by defendant.  While plaintiff was in the store, an employee was handing out samples of watermelon to customers.  When the plaintiff was about six feet away from the…

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Bernardoni v. City of Saginaw – Sidewalk Trip-and-Fall

Proving negligence in a sidewalk slip-and-fall case can be challenging due to a myriad of factors. The first reason is that, more often than not, you’re dealing with a public entity, with all of the legal hurdles that entails (i.e., sovereign immunity, etc.).The second reason is that you have to…

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Escalator Injuries an Ongoing Threat to Children, Elderly

Two years ago, the family of a 4-year-old boy killed in a 2011 escalator accident at the Auburn Mall Massachusetts reached a settlement with the escalator manufacturer and owner of the store where the escalator accident took place.  The child was fatally injured when a guardrail on the escalator pulled…

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