Boynton Beach considers settling wrongful death lawsuitBoynton Beach commissioners Tuesday are to consider a tentative $100,000 settlement in a wrongful- death lawsuit. It claims emergency operators, paramedics and Comcast mishandled the call from a suburban Boynton Beach grandmother desperate for help who subsequently bled to death.
Phil Spector, mother of Lana Clarkson settle wrongful death caseThe mother of the actress murdered by Phil Spector settled her wrongful death suit against the legendary music producer Friday, nine years to the day after the fatal shooting in the foyer of his Alhambra mansion. The terms of the...
John Ryan killed after being ejected from Toyota Camry.
On Sunday, March 7, John Ryan was killed when his Toyota Camry crashed into a utility pole in Whitley County, IN. An investigation into the incident has revealed that Ryan's Camry had been repaired for issues related to uncontrollable acceleration. But there have been numerous reports across the country of Toyota acceleators sticking even after they were supposedly repaired. Officials are still unsure whether or not such a malfunction was a factor in this accident.
Losing a family member is a terrible tragedy. When such a loss is caused by negligence (whether on the part of an automaker, repair worker, or some other party), family members may wish to sue for wrongful death. Unfortunately, this is a very difficult task. In my experience, both individuals and companies will do everything in their power to avoid accepting responsibility for this type of accident. But the truth is this: the law is on your side. With the help of an experienced wrongful death attorney, you can be sure that those responsible for your loved one's death are brought to justice.
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Wrongful Death Attorney Michael Grossman
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3/11/2010
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