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The parents of Keoni Hubbard, a child killed in a boating accident at a New Hampshire summer camp, sue multiple defendants for failing to keep the 11-year-old safe.
Thanks to a federal law loophole, Americans are injured and killed by medical devices sold without safety testing. If you have one, you’re the test subject.
Accidents are the third most common cause of death in the country, and Kentucky has the fifth-highest accidental death rate in the United States.
Septicemia is a leading killer in Kentucky. Negligent healthcare providers may play a role in this deadly infection. If so, they can be held accountable.
Drowning is a leading killer of children. Negligence can cause drownings, and those responsible may be held accountable through a personal injury lawsuit.
US children are dying at higher rates than those living in other developed countries. Negligence and intentional murder are partly to blame.
You may see Kratom at your local convenience store or gas station, but just because something is for sale doesn’t mean you should buy it. This plant extract is marketed as a supplement to give you more energy and relieve pain. What you don’t learn in the advertising is how addictive it can be or […]
About two workers are killed each week, on average, at road and highway work sites. Negligent drivers and contractors may be to blame.
If your spouse or parent is injured or killed as a result of another’s negligence or defective product, you can seek compensation for the harm you suffer. This applies to personal injury and asbestos-related injury or wrongful death claims. Like pain and suffering, it’s not easily quantified compared to lost wages. But if enjoyment is […]
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