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Indiana Police Settle Wrongful Death Suit Over Police Crash

City and police officials have agreed to pay a man $75,000 to settle a lawsuit filed after his fiancee was killed and he was seriously injured when a driver fleeing police crashed into his car. Richard Garman’s settlement, allows the city of Indianapolis to avoid a costly trial without admitting…

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Diacetyl Popcorn Workers Lung Victim, Wife Awarded $7.5 Million

A jury has ruled in favor of a plaintiff in a Popcorn Workers Lung lawsuit. According to The Associated Press, the federal jury in Iowa yesterday ordered a flavorings manufacturer to pay the victim – who died just a day before of complications from Popcorn Workers Lung – and his…

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Frat Hazing Wrongful Death Lawsuit Settled

The mother of University of Colorado student Lynn “Gordie” Bailey, who died of acute alcohol poisoning in September 2004 after a fraternity-initiation ritual, has settled her lawsuit with the fraternity on the eve of the trial. According to the lawyer who represented Leslie Lanahan, Bailey’s mother, said a settlement was…

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California Woman Paralyzed in Crash Gets $45 M

A judge has awarded $45 million in damages to a San Mateo woman who was paralyzed when a wrecking and demolition company’s truck ran a red light and hit her car. Tricia Roth, now 41, a former software developer for Microsoft Corp., suffered a broken neck and spinal injuries in…

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Miami Beach Woman Awarded $38 M For Botched Spinal Surgery

A Miami Beach woman left bedridden and in excruciating pain following spinal surgery in 2003 at Mount Sinai Medical Center was awarded $38 million by a Miami-Dade Circuit Court jury. The six-person jury deliberated nine hours over two days before finding that neurosurgeon Mario Nanes, Mount Sinai and the hospital’s…

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Family of Football Player Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against UCF

The family of UCF football player Plancher, a 19-year-old freshman wide receiver who died March 18, 2008, filed a wrongful death lawsuit after an offseason conditioning workout on the UCF campus. An autopsy found that the extreme stress of the workout triggered Plancher’s sickle-cell trait, a blood disorder that caused…

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