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Trial Set in Wrongful Death of Wal-Mart Slip and Fall

A trial date has been set in the case against Wal-Mart in the death of a Chadron, Neb., woman. David Lehman sued the corporation shortly after his wife, Julie, died after falling in the Chadron store. The case, filed in Dawes County District Court was removed to the U.S. District…

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Settlement For Philadelphia Apartment-Fire Litigation

Less than 14 months after a devastating apartment blaze along the Conshohocken riverfront set back one of the nation’s most successful revivals of an aging town, a $36.3 million settlement has been reached to end all fire-related litigation. Of that, $27 million will go toward rebuilding the two destroyed Riverwalk…

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Woman Settles for $7 M in Target Brain Injury Lawsuit

An 80-year-old woman has been awarded a $7 million settlement from Target Corp. and a mechanical door company after she was knocked to the ground by a faulty automatic door at a Target store in Rosemont in 2007, the woman’s lawyers said in a statement. The incident on June 21,…

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Dallas Woman Sustained Brain, Knee Injuries in Slip-and-Fall Incident

On April 5, 2005, plaintiff Liria Lopez, 49, a self-employed house cleaner, entered a Minyard Food Store on the corner of Abrams Road and Gaston Avenue in Dallas. It had rained that day and water had accumulated in the store’s foyer area. As Lopez exited, she slipped on the water.…

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Swim Club Lawsuit for Brain Damage Caused by Drowning

Three years ago, James Becker was doing what many vigorous 15-year-old boys do – playing baseball, basketball and soccer. Now he is severely disabled, must use a wheelchair and is under the constant care of his mother. The accident that reduced James to such circumstances occurred at the Woodcroft Swim…

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$14M Awarded in California Drowning Lawsuit

A Santa Barbara jury has awarded Oded and Anat Gottesman nearly $14 million in compensatory economic and non-economic damages for the loss of their child Yoni, who drowned in a Cathedral Oaks Athletic Club swimming pool in 2005. The total will undoubtedly climb, however, as punitive damages have not yet…

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Boy Awarded $20 M in Brain Damage Case

A now-12-year-old Temecula boy who fell from a fast-food restaurant’s play structure and struck his head, causing brain damage, was awarded a $20 million settlement from the franchise’s parent company. The money was awarded to Jacob Buckett and his sister, Isabelle, who was 5 at the time of Jacob’s fall…

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