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Cabraser is
a national personal injury law firm that represents drivers and passengers injured
in car crashes, pickup truck, SUV and Yamaha
Rhino rollover accidents.
A
lawsuit claims a defective tire caused a pickup
truck crash on a Southern California freeway
that killed five family members. The suit, filed
Tuesday in federal court, accuses Continental
Tire North America Inc. of wrongful death, negligence,
product liability and breach of implied warranty.
It was filed on behalf of two women whose mother,
father and 4-year-old brother died in the March
15 crash. More...
A
45-year-old St. Johns County woman is in Shands
Medical Center Jacksonville after a freak accident
Friday. Teresa Meador told St. Johns County Sheriff's
deputies she got out of her 2004 Ford Explorer
to check the mailbox at her home on South Bar-B-Ranch
Road shortly after noon Friday. The SUV began
backing up, catching her and dragging her underneath,
said Sheriff's Office spokesman Sgt. Chuck Mulligan. More...
Investigators are trying to determine if a separated tire tread may have caused a pickup truck to veer out of control and slam into a tree Thursday morning on the shoulder of the 10 Freeway in Ontario, killing five family members, including two children. More...
In the first major punitive damages award since the U.S. Supreme Court placed new limits on punitive damages earlier this year, a Los Angeles jury ordered DaimlerChrysler to pay $5.2 million in compensatory damages and $50 million in punitives to a man run over by his own truck. More...
A jury found that DaimlerChrysler must pay about $54 million to the family of a longshoreman who was killed by a Dodge truck that backed over him at the Port of Los Angeles, attorneys said Friday. A Superior Court jury awarded damages to the family of Richard Mraz, 38, of San Pedro, in a negligence and product liability suit. More...
The
family of a longshoreman who was run over by
a Dodge pickup at a container terminal in 2004
has been awarded $55.2 million by a jury who
found the truck mechanically defective. More...
A
San Pedro woman and her three children were awarded
$50 million in punitive damages Wednesday in
a wrongful death suit against DaimlerChrysler
Corp. A Los Angeles Superior Court jury found
that DaimlerChrysler knowingly and intentionally
failed to cure a defect that led to the May 1,
2004, death of 38-year-old Richard Mraz, according
to Robert J. Nelson, attorney for Mraz's widow,
Adriana Mraz. More...
A
Los Angeles County jury Wednesday slapped DaimlerChrysler
AG with a $55 million verdict in a trial stemming
from the April 2004 death of a 38-year-old longshoreman
killed in an accident involving his 1992 Dodge
Dakota. More...
Robert
J. Nelson, Scott P. Nealey, and Chuck Naylor,
counsel for Adriana Mraz and her three children
in a wrongful death action against DaimlerChrysler
Corporation, announced that a California-state
jury today returned a $54.4 million punitive
damages award against DaimlerChrysler for
knowing about and intentionally failing to cure
a defect in millions of its vehicles. On March
2, 2007, the same jury found DaimlerChrysler
liable for the death of Richard Mraz and returned
a verdict of $5.2 million in compensatory damages
for Mrs. Mraz and her children. More...
Al
Gavegan Sr.'s death in a house fire last summer
left family and friends in San Antonio searching
for answers -- and they say the evidence leads
straight to Ford Motor Co. and a faulty electrical
switch. More...
Police
are calling the death of a two-year old girl
a tragic accident after she got her head caught
in the power window of a vehicle while her mother
was running an errand. The accident happened
after the mother stopped to run a quick errand
on the way to dropping her six-year-old son off
at school. She left her children in the vehicle
with the engine running. More...
Honeywell
International Inc. was ordered by a Texas jury
to pay $24 million to the family of an 18-year-old
woman who was killed in a sport utility vehicle
rollover accident. More...
A CBS 3 investigation
found a driving danger that has killed dozens
of children. You think you are doing everything
right to protect your family, but Investigative
Reporter Jim Osman shows how a New Jersey couple,
who also thought they had their two-year old
son safeguarded, ended up planning his funeral. More...
A 5-year-old Las Vegas boy was killed in a rollover car crash triggered by a tire blow-out late Monday. More...
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