Personal Injury Law News

A judge ruled in favor of the city of Rochester in a lawsuit filed by Monroe Ambulance. The ambulance company sued the city, claiming irregularities and illegalities in the process that resulted in Rural Metro Medical Services being awarded the latest city ambulance contract.

A Kentucky amusement park says it has reached a settlement with the family of a Louisville teen whose feet were severed after an accident on a ride last year. Kaitlyn Lasitter was 13 when a cable broke as she was riding on the Superman Tower of Power at Six…

A U.S. amusement park has reached a settlement with the family of a Louisville teen whose feet were severed after an accident on a ride last year.

A Kentucky amusement park says it has reached a settlement with the family of a Louisville teen whose feet were severed after an accident on a ride last year.

BUREAU — A 2006 accident at the Leepertown Grade School has resulted in a lawsuit against the Daktronics sign company.

The widow of a victim in a triple fatal crash in Groton last year has filed a lawsuit against several people.

ALGONQUIN – An investigation into the drownings of three Chicago high school students on the Fox River will continue into next week, said spokewomen for the McHenry County Conservation District Police and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.

The parents of a 32-year-old Crystal man who died in the Hennepin County workhouse last fall have filed a wrongful death suit in federal court. Jeff Berg was found dead in his workhouse cell of a drug overdose on Nov. 11, 2007.

PIERRE (AP) — The South Dakota Supreme Court has reversed a 1993 high court ruling that gave people who are mentally ill at the time of personal injury accidents five years to start lawsuits for damages.

Police say the driver of the tractor-trailer that ran over a compact car, killing three people inside on Sept. 9 will face criminal charges for the accident.