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Nov
20
2010

Truck driver flees the scene of fatal accident

One wonders what happened to people taking responsibility for their actions. A trucker fled the scene of this fatal accident, attempting to avoid being caught. This fatal accident took place on the Burlington-Bristol Bridge when a metal bar came off a dump truck loaded with stone and heading for New Jersey. According to police reports, the dump truck suddenly crossed into oncoming traffic and hit a vehicle. The bar pierced the windshield of the vehicle […]

Nov
20
2010

Atkinson Explains That Product Recalls Can Be Both Good And Bad For Consumers

A product recall can actually be a good thing for consumers. However, something bad usually happens first before the recall is initiated. “While it’s great living in the U.S., it is amazing how many defective products on the market these days – products that are causing Americans minor to serious injuries or even death,” said Scott Atkinson, a New Mexico personal injury lawyer and wrongful death lawyer with the Atkinson Law Firm, Ltd. “There are […]

Nov
20
2010

Miami Immigration Lawyers Rifkin & Fox-Isicoff Suggest There Are no Carrots When Dealing with Comprehensive Immigration Reform

At first it seemed comprehensive immigration reform was doable. Then, over time, the administration gave out signals it would be difficult to pull off. The devil lies in mixed messages. When the DREAM Act was defeated, the president went on TV to talk about immigration reform as he knows it. He was asked if he would use administrative powers to take care of the outrageous abuses of the immigration system. This is lieu of a […]

Nov
20
2010

Miami Immigration Lawyers Rifkin & Fox-Isicoff Suggest There Are no Carrots When Dealing with Comprehensive Immigration Reform

At first it seemed comprehensive immigration reform was doable. Then, over time, the administration gave out signals it would be difficult to pull off. The devil lies in mixed messages. When the DREAM Act was defeated, the president went on TV to talk about immigration reform as he knows it. He was asked if he would use administrative powers to take care of the outrageous abuses of the immigration system. This is lieu of a […]

Nov
16
2010

Cleveland Malpractice Lawyer Warns Medical Malpractice More Common Than Most Think

Medical malpractice is a lot like mud; it sticks around for a long time. It’s also hard to eradicate. “If you were around in the ’70s, you may recall a study done on medical malpractice insurance. It was actually commissioned by the California Hospital and Medical Associations. It revealed that one out of every 20 patients suffered injuries as a result of med mal and furthermore, that one in 10 died. It was hoped at […]

Oct
30
2010

Mental incompetence does not apply to med mal statute of limitations in Georgia

Mental incompetence in med mal cases in Georgia does not change the run time of the Statute of Limitations. This may be applicable in other states. In a 5-2 decision, Georgia’s Supreme Court rejected a constitutional challenge to a statute that exempts med mal cases from the rule that statutes of limitation are tolled for the mentally incompetent. “This particular decision upheld an earlier ruling that a plaintiff’s med mal lawsuit was barred by the […]

Oct
24
2010

Be alert for dangerous products when shopping for children

Kids and dangerous products don’t mix. Be alert to the hazards in today’s consumer marketplace. Generally speaking, most consumer products are tested in many ways prior to being put on the market. Whether or not the testing is as complete as we’d like to think is another question. And, while dangerous products constantly stalk the marketplace, there are none more disturbing that those items made for kids. One wonders how hard it is to “think […]

Oct
24
2010

Ozcomert suggests civil litigation in wrongful death cases to recover economic compensation

Civil litigation is not the same thing as criminal litigation. Civil litigation involves things like wrongful death lawsuits. In a criminal case, the person charged goes to a criminal court and is dealt with accordingly. They may be found guilty or not guilty. Either way, once that process is concluded, the person can also be sued again, but civilly. For the best example of a situation like that, think the O. J. Simpson case. “Let’s […]

Oct
23
2010

Professional malpractice also refers to accountants

Professional malpractice refers to more than lawyers or doctors. It also includes accountants. “Most people, when they hear the words ‘professional malpractice,’ think it refers to lawyers or doctors. While it may well refer to them, it is also a term used when talking about accounting malpractice. Simply put, accounting malpractice happens if any accounting professional is negligent in the performance of their duties,” said Stephen M. Ozcomert, who handles personal injury cases, accidents, and […]

Oct
19
2010

Tricky business disputes need finesse or legal assistance to settle

Running a business has its ups and downs. Disputes are bound to arise from time to time. “In any business, even though the people running it are partners, and perhaps friends, anything can and does happen. While they may agree on the day-to-day running of their venture, they may not agree on the smaller details that make up the larger picture. Most businesses would do well to have mediation and conflict resolution options to help […]

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