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Guilty verdict rendered in car accident involving data recorder

Earlier this month we wrote about the trial of a man who was accused of causing the death of three passengers in a car accident. The man was behind the wheel of the vehicle when the accident occurred on Parkway... Read More

Car accident on Route 21 claims life of passenger

The passenger in a car involved in a motor vehicle accident earlier this week died as a result of her injuries. According to state police, the woman was riding in a Mercury Sable as it traveled down Route 21 around... Read More

Lead discovered in many lipsticks on the market today

Many women throughout Pennsylvania and the rest of the country wear make-up in the effort to make themselves look younger and healthier. For a lot of women, lipstick is a must have since it is quick and easy to apply.... Read More

Car accident in Penn Hills results in one death

This past weekend a fatal car accident occurred in Penn Hills. The accident involved two vehicles that collided on Verona Road.Prior to the accident it appears that a vehicle driven by a 28-year-old woman was speeding and driving erratically on... Read More

Ohio Supreme Court: medical malpractice suits can be bifurcated

When the medical malpractice of a doctor or nursing home caretaker causes harm to or even the death of a patient, the victim of the negligence or the victim's surviving family can seek compensation for their loss. Damages in a... Read More

Woman loses life at Youngstown hospital after pedestrian accident

When an auto-pedestrian accident occurs there is no doubt who will win. A pedestrian has next to no chance against a powerful motor vehicle whether it is a small car or a large truck. A pedestrian accident often results in serious injuries... Read More

Pennsylvania construction worker injured in lift accident

As we have discussed in previous posts, when it comes to injuries on the job, the occupation of construction worker is generally considered to be one of the most dangerous jobs around. This is in part due to the size... Read More

Infant formula, cereal bars contain arsenic

Arsenic has made its way into infant formula, according to a recently published report. Researchers from Dartmouth University discovered arsenic in two defective products: infant formula and cereal bars. It is not known whether any of the products tested were... Read More

Pennsylvania gas explosion causes more than wrongful death

A gas explosion, or any accident, that causes death, is a tragic event. If there is factual evidence that the tragedy could have been avoided, the question of wrongful death becomes relevant. A gas explosion in Pennsylvania around a year... Read More

Unnecessary tests protect doctors, not necessarily patients

A recent survey of orthopedic surgeons reinforced a reality known to health care observers for years. As a perceived protection against medical malpractice lawsuits, doctors order numerous superfluous medical tests. Commonly called "defensive medicine," this practice is estimated to cost... Read More

Nursing Students injured while trying to help car crash victim on I-79

Three good Samaritans from Waynesburg University were injured earlier in the week after stopping along I-79 to help a car crash victim who fell asleep at the wheel. It is reported that the three nursing students jumped off an overpass... Read More

4 Ohio hospital patients contract Legionnaire’s Disease

When patients seeks treatment at a hospital, they are putting their trust not only in the doctors and the nurses but in the hands of the entire staff. A patient trusts that each person will act in their best interests and... Read More
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