Rifle Range Death Leads to Six-Figure Settlement

16-year-old Alain Garcia was a cadet at the Missouri Military Academy when he was shot and killed on the school’s rifle practice range. It was later found that the gun that caused the accident had been adjusted to have a “hair” trigger, discharging with less than one pound of pressure. A wrongful death lawsuit brought by the Garcia family was recently settled for $700,000.

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Mishandled Tumor Diagnosis Leads to $3.25 Million Malpractice Award

In 2002, a tumor was removed from the foot of Indiana resident Leslie Mieth. However, the removed tumor was never subjected to any of the pathological tests that had been ordered. The following year, another tumor was removed from Mieth’s foot, and this one was shown to be malignant. The lawsuit filed by Mieth and her husband claimed that this failure significantly slowed the course of her cancer treatment.

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Injuries Sustained in Fall Spark Lawsuit Against Municipality

When 25-year-old Des Moines, Iowa resident Timothy DeLong left his home to take a short walk to a corner convenience store, he certainly didn’t expect to end up paralyzed and suffering from extreme cognitive impairment. Unfortunately, after a 25-foot fall through a hole in a pedestrian bridge, that’s exactly what happened. DeLong’s parents filed a lawsuit against the city government, claiming negligence in the upkeep and maintenance of the bridge. The case was recently settled for $2.6 million.

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Accidental Shooting Prompts Product Liability Lawsuit

Off-duty LAPD officer Enrique Chavez was left paralyzed when his 3-year-old son picked up his .45 caliber semi-automatic pistol and shot him in the back. In a recent lawsuit, Chavez has claimed that the Glock 21 was lacking a sufficient safety system to prevent such an accident. The suit also names the company that produced and sold the gun’s holster, as well as the store where Chavez purchased the weapon.

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Wrongful Death Suit Filed in Fatal Car Crash

A 2007 car crash that resulted in the death of Wabasha, Minnesota resident James Welby is being partially blamed on the county’s decision to alter all of the stop signs along the rural road where the collision occurred. In order to comply with state regulations, all of the stop signs were removed from County Road 25 and placed on a parallel road, County Road 2. The county’s failure to notify motorists of the changes is being blamed for Welby’s death in a lawsuit filed by his surviving family members. The other driver involved in the crash has also been named in the wrongful death suit.

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Greasy Floor Prompts Slip-and-Fall Lawsuit in Missouri

Although a wet floor warning sign was posted in the soda fountain area of the O’Fallon, Missouri location of Penn Station East Coast Subs, customer Randa Carr slipped and fell when she entered the area to refill her beverage. She claims that the wet floor sign was insufficient warning, as the area had been cleaned with a grease-coated mop that left the floor slick and much more dangerous to traverse than if it had merely been wet. Carr’s lawsuit asks for at least $100,000 in damages.

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Wrongful Death Suit Filed in Heat Stroke Fatality

17-year-old migrant farm laborer Maria Isabel Jimenez collapsed and died while working in a vineyard outside Fresno, California in May. Jimenez, who was pregnant, had been working in 100-degree heat for nearly ten hours when she finally lost consciousness. Although she was rushed to an area hospital, she died two days later. An autopsy confirmed that her death was caused by heat stroke. The lawsuit her relatives have filed claims that basic workplace safety precautions could have prevented Jimenez’s death.

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