Archive for September 16, 2005

Parents Say Daughter May Have Died From Malpractice

The parents of a 4-year-old girl who died after undergoing a dental procedure have said they will likely file a wrongful death suit against the dentist's office.

Canada Bans Pit Bulls in Ontario Province

TORONTO -- After several vicious attacks by pit bulls in recent years, Canada has banned these dogs in its Ontario province.

Plaintiff wins $13.3 Million in Case Against BP Amaco

A jury in Independence, Missouri has awarded $13.3 million to the family of Nancy Ryan after she died of a blood disease caused by her proximity to the company's oil refinery in Sugar Creek.

Man Accused on Drug Charges Pleads Guilty

Man from Trenton, Maine faces prison sentence and may be ordered to pay a substantial fine after pleading guilty to drug charges.

College Faces Negligence Suits After Students Fall Out Windows

BENNINGTON, Vermont -- A second person is suing Bennington College for injuries caused by falling through a window in the arts building.

Delta and Northwest Airlines File Chapter 11

Struggling with high fuel costs and large amounts of debt, Delta Airlines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp. have filed for bankruptcy protection.

Attorney says Ford vehicle recall strengthens Iowa house fire death lawsuit

The attorney for an Iowa man suing Ford Motor Company over the death of his wife in a house fire said this week that Ford's recent recall of 3.8 million vehicles helps prove his case.

Paralyzed Man Wins $4.7 Million Settlement from Salvation Army

A Chicago man has been awarded a $4,750,000 settlement in his lawsuit against the Salvation Army after being permanently injured while unloading an agency truck.