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Wal-Mart Drops Lawsuit Against Traumatic Brain Injury Victim for Damages from Truck Accident Case

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has dropped its lawsuit to collect more than $400,000 in health-care reimbursement from an ex-employee. Deborah Shank has a traumatic brain injury and now lives in a nursing home in Missouri. Shank, 52, sustained her catastrophic injury when her minivan was struck in a truck accident. She…

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Baltimore Teenagers Implicated in Bus Beating Case Plan to Sue Maryland Transit System For Damages

The lawyers for two Baltimore students that were implicated in the beating of a passenger on a transit bus say their clients are going to sue the Maryland Transit Authority, the Baltimore school system, and the bus driver. Each boy is seeking at least $10 million in personal injury damages.…

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Howard County Residents Says Stretch of US 1 in Jessup Where Four People Died in Car-Truck Collision is Scene of Many Maryland Auto Accidents

A deadly Maryland car accident during yesterday’s rush hour on US 1 in Jessup involving a truck and a Nissan Altima has left four people dead and a 4-year-old girl and two adults injured. The fatalities are an infant girl, two women, and the driver of the car. The 4-year-old…

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Father Sues Washington D.C. After His Daughter’s Decomposing Body is Found in Her Mother’s Home

Norman C. Penn, Jr., the father of 16-year-old Brittany Jacks, is suing the District for $25 million following her death. Brittany decomposing body was discovered last January, along with the bodies of her three sisters, ages 5, 6, and 11, in her mother Banita Jacks’ southeast Washington rowhouse. Penn is…

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Maryland State Police and Three Maryland Counties Sued For Veteran’s Wrongful Death

The wife and parents of James E. Dean, 29, and Afghanistan combat veteran, has filed a $20 million wrongful death lawsuit against the Maryland State Police, St. Mary’s County, Calvert County, and Charles County. A Maryland state trooper shot Dean in 2006 following a 14-hour standoff between the veteran and…

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Washington D.C. Cracks Down On 23 Landlords with Lawsuit for Code Violations Due To Poor Conditions on the Premises

The District is suing the 23 property owners of 71 rental buildings (46 rental homes and 25 apartment buildings) for “egregious” code violations. It is also demanding that 13 of the properties be declared “public nuisances” so that repairs are made immediately. Washington D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty says the…

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NHTSA Says Motorcycle Deaths Rose for the Ninth Straight Year In 2006

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reporting that 4,810 motorcyclists died in deadly highway crashes in 2006—a number that grew for the ninth year in a row. Over one of every nine road fatalities in 2006 involved a motorcycle rider. The NHTSA is providing this information to prepare motorists…

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Retired Army Nurse Sued For Medical Malpractice Over Allegedly Spreading Hepatitis

Retired Army captain Jon Dale Jones is being sued for personal injury by several people who claim that he infected them with hepatitis. He was arrested in March on federal charges of assault and possession of a controlled substance by fraud. Staff Sgt. Ivan James Westrick and at least seven…

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