A man was charged with DUI after broadsiding a Warwick, Rhode Island (RI) police cruiser on Monday, January 31st, 2011. At 2:30 a.m. that day, the 38 year-old Scituate man’s car went through a stop sign and hit the cruiser at the intersection of Tollgate Road and Gilbert Street. Officer Christian Vargas was inside the…
In his latest post to our firm’s Railroad Injury/FELA Lawyers Blog, my colleague John C. writes about a CSX conductor who nearly died after falling from a rail yard trestle into a freezing river in Covington, Virginia (VA). Randy notes that conductors face particular risks for being struck by trains and getting injured in falls…
John C. recently blogged about a deadly construction accident on the campus of Spartanburg, South Carolina’s School of the Deaf and Blind last week. The construction worker fell to his death from a ladder. When you need a no-cost call with an experienced lawyer specializing in accident
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced the recall of more than 1.7 million audio and video baby monitors in the wake of two infants’ deaths and the near-death of at least one other young boy. The monitors were made in China and sold under the brand name of Summer Infant Inc. To quote the…
In her latest post to our firm’s Virginia Beach Car & Truck Accident Injury Lawyers blog, my colleague Emily Mapp Brannon thanks firefighters and utility crews for preventing a potential natural gas explosion and fire at the Oceanfront. Emily notes that dozens of people have recently lost their lives in gas accidents. EJL