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Dr Shezad Malik Law Firm has offices based in Fort Worth and Dallas and represents people who have suffered catastrophic and serious personal injuries including wrongful death, caused by the negligence or recklessness of others. We specialize in Personal Injury trial litigation and focus our energy and efforts on those we represent.

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American professional soccer player Nate Jaqua has settled a sexual battery lawsuit with a female University of Oregon soccer player.

The lawsuit, filed by Leigh Quinlan last summer, claimed that Jaqua “subjected her to a brutal, forcible sexual assault” outside a bar on the Oregon campus in 2007.

Quinlan had said that her distress over the alleged assault caused her to leave the university after two years with its women’s soccer team. The terms of the settlement were not released. Joshua Mayers, Seattle Times 06/16/2010
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The city of Fresno, Calif., has reached a $3.35 million settlement with a local woman who claims she was forced out of the Fresno Fire Department’s training academy because of her gender.

Michelle Maher stated in her lawsuit that she was set up to fail by fire training academy supervisors and that her exams were graded unfairly. As part of the settlement, the city will dismiss its appeal. Staff Report, The Fresno Bee 06/12/2010
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Two Dallas Cowboys employees injured when the team practice facility collapsed on them during a storm last year reached confidential settlements with the bankrupt companies that built the tent-like structure.

The terms of the out-of-court agreement reached last week were not disclosed. A Cowboys team scout and special teams coach sued Summit Structures LLC of Allentown, Pa., and its Canadian parent, Cover-All Building Systems Inc., last year.

One plaintiff was left paralyzed from the waist down, and the second had a broken vertebra. Jon Nielsen, The Dallas Morning News 06/16/2010
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An $835,000 settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed against the city of Louisville over an accident with a police cruiser that killed a local man in 2006.

Donnie Puente was standing next to his car in the emergency lane on a Kentucky highway when a police car driven by Officer Kenten Measle swerved into the lane, striking and killing Puente.

Measle was suspended for 30 days, but the death was ruled accidental. Jason Riley, Louisville Courier Journal 06/14/2010
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A $125,000 settlement has been reached in a discrimination lawsuit against a Kansas-based staffing company.

The lawsuit was filed against the Spencer Reed Group, LLC, by a 55-year-old white employee who claimed that she was subjected to harsher working conditions because of her age and race.

She claimed that she was given more work than her co-workers and was forced to provide reports on a weekly basis instead of monthly like the other employees. Also, the lawsuit stated that the plaintiff’s bosses often yelled and belittled her in front of the other employees.

As part of the settlement, the company will provide equal employment opportunity training and will post anti-discrimination notices. Staff Report, Kansas City Info Zine 06/13/2010
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A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against a Naples, Fla., teacher alleging that she was intoxicated when she caused a car accident last year that killed a local woman.

The lawsuit, filed by the family of Bree Kelly, claims that Andrea M. Kidder was drunk at the wheel, which caused her to rear end the truck Kelly was riding in at over 70 mph, throwing Kelly from the vehicle and killing her.

Florida investigators are still awaiting the results of a toxicology report on Kidder’s blood, but have not filed any charges as of yet. Aisling Swift, Naples News 06/13/2010
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The AP (6/4) reported, “A former physician-owner and two former employees at a Las Vegas-area colonoscopy clinic were indicted on 28 felony charges, including racketeering, negligence and insurance fraud stemming from a 2008 hepatitis C outbreak.

A judge in Las Vegas issued arrest warrants for physician Dipak Desai and former Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada anesthetists Ronald Ernest Lakeman and Keith Mathahs on charges resulting from allegations they misused syringes and clinic instruments to transmit the incurable liver disease to seven patients.”

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The New York Law Journal (6/7, Walder) reports, “A man who says he contracted a sexually transmitted disease after his wife had an affair with her allegedly infected psychiatrist can bring a negligence action against the doctor, a state judge has ruled.

The man, Carl Levine, claimed that Dr. Robert Werboff had a duty to warn him that he had herpes simplex before having unprotected sex with Levine’s wife.

Looking to ‘common concepts of morality, logic, and … the social consequences of imposing the duty,’ Westchester County Supreme Court Justice Nicholas Colabella agreed that Werboff owed a reasonable duty of care to Mr. Levine.”

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The National Law Journal (6/11, Bronstad) reports, “Dozens of sudden-acceleration lawsuits filed against Toyota Motor Corp. in California’s state courts will be coordinated in Los Angeles.

California Chief Justice Ronald George issued an order to that effect on Tuesday, following a hearing on May 21 when Los Angeles County, Calif., Superior Court Judge Carl West coordinated at least 21 lawsuits into a single proceeding.”

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Since its April 8-9 board meeting, the Texas Medical Board has taken disciplinary action against 97 licensed physicians.

The actions included 24 violations based on quality of care; three actions based on unprofessional conduct; 11 actions based on inadequate medical records; one action based on advertising violations; 13 voluntary surrenders/voluntary suspensions; four revocations/suspensions; three temporary suspensions/restrictions; two actions based on peer review actions; one action based on failure to properly supervise or delegate; two actions based on violation of probation or prior order; two orders modifying a prior order; three actions based on a criminal conviction; action against one acupuncturist; one rules violation order and six corrective orders. The board issued 21 orders for minor statutory violations.

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