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Parents of gunned-down student file wrongful death suit
By the Wire Staff New York () -- The parents of Danroy "DJ" Henry have filed a wrongful death suit against a New York police officer who shot and killed the 20-year-old last year, their attorney said in a statement Wednesday.
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NYC Personal Injury Attorney: Safety Awareness Has Reduced Construction Site ... Events such as the NYC Buildings Department's “Construction Safety Week” have helped to raise awareness of construction site hazards and contributed to a decline in worker deaths, New York City accident and personal injury attorney David Resnick said |
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New York Injury Attorney News: Man struck, killed by city bus in Bronx New York City - (New York Injury Attorney News) On Thursday, February 10, 2011, a 76-year-old man was struck by a city bus at the intersection of Castle Hill Ave. and Starling Ave in the Bronx and crushed to death, as reported by New York Daily News. |
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Martin's mother seeks to intervene in Busch suit Attorneys for Trampler — Timothy Monsees of Kansas City and John Q. Kelly of New York — declined to expand on the allegation. Maurice Graham, Busch's attorney, has told the Post-Dispatch that Busch is concerned that "Blake Martin's grandparents are |
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Breaking Down the Tort Reform Myth Medical negligence can forever change people's lives, whether they must face lifelong paralysis, infertility, serious brain damage or the wrongful death of a loved one. New York has avoided making a terrible mistake. Yet, proposals for arbitrary caps |
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Bereaved Dad May Sue Over Daughters' Deaths In Stamford House Fire
Madonna Badger had been in the middle of extensive renovations of her three-story Victorian on Stamford's Shippan Avenue when a fire broke out on Christmas Day. While Badger survived along with her boyfriend Michael Borcina, the contractor overseeing the work, her young daughters—7-year-old twins and their 9-year-old sister—and her parents were killed in the massive blaze. Investigators say that Borcina emptied still-smoldering embers from a fire into a bag and placed the bag in the mudroom or in a trash enclosure; later, the embers triggered fire. (The embers may have been removed so the girls would not worry about Santa Claus being injured when coming down the chimney .) By the time firefighters were called to the house, they could only rescue Badger and Borcina. Later, Stamford's Buildings Department ordered the home to be razed, because it was structurally unsound.Matthew Badger's lawyer Richard Emery told the Post that his client wasn't suing his ex-wife (who reportedly tried to kill herself recently ), but was instead looking at Borcina's actions: “That fact is that Borcina was the contractor on the job. He was aware of the dangers, or should have been aware of dangers, that a civilian would have been unaware of. The fact that kids were living in this house was unbelievable ... I don’t hold Madonna Badger responsible for that at all because I can’t imagine she would have understood the immediacy of the dangers." Emery also emphasized that it's unclear whether there will be a lawsuit at all.
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