Wrongful death lawsuit filed against former Franklin County Sheriff Ewell Hunt - www.roanoke.comThe suit contends that Ewell Hunt and two deputies failed to protect Chad English. Ewell Hunt, the former Franklin County sheriff, and two of his deputies failed to heed an informant's tip that might have prevented the murder of a 19-year-old man, according to a wrongful death lawsuit filed Wednesday.
Mayo Clinic wrongful death trial beginsA 13-year-old girl's death after surgery at Saint Marys Hospital in 2009 is at issue in a wrongful death trial that started Monday, May 14, in Olmsted County District Court.
Kathleen Petrotta Killed in Fatal Auto Accident in Peoria, AZ
According to recent news reports from Peoria, Arizona, 64-year-old Kathleen Petrotta, of Surprise, died on Saturday, March 19 following a rear-end car crash. Petrotta was driving a gold-colored sedan and was stopped at a red light at the intersection of 83rd Ave. and Union Hills Dr. A Lincoln Navigator, driven by 40-year-old James Grunert, then struck Petrotta's vehicle from behind. A chain reaction of crashes then occurred, resulting in four vehicles being struck. Petrotta died at a hospital following the wreck. Another person suffered minor injury. Grunert may face DUI charges pending the results of a toxicology test.
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Suspected drunk driving accidents, or alleged drug-influenced driving accidents, can cause serious harm. When such accidents result in the loss of life, the ramifications for an affected family can be far-reaching. In the event that a negligent driver is found liable for a fatal auto accident, such a driver can be held civilly liable for the consequences of their actions. Furthermore, depending on the circumstances leading up to the fatal car accident, Arizona dram shop law may be applicable to a possible negligent bar or restaurant. An independent investigation can look into such issues so that all liable parties might be identified who may bear responsibility for this tragic accident.
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