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Serious OSHA Violations Found in Morgantown Workplace Explosion Death

In the aftermath of an investigation begun nearly seven months ago, OSHA has fined Timet Corp. of Morgantown, West Virginia $42,000 dollars in light of a September 25th inspection of a former workplace accident site at the company, which remained unfixed despite causing the death of Jacob Lopez, age 27 of Ephrata, during a boiler […]

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Construction Company Wins $3.5 million Suit against City of Birmingham

CW Woods Contracting Services Inc., a business with 27 years of construction industry dealings in the state of Alabama and elsewhere, has been awarded over $3.5 million in claim against the city of Birmingham for construction project related litigation stemming from proposed work in 2013. The specific project in question entailed three large-scale sites in […]

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Pennsylvania Turnpike Car Accident Kills PSU Student, Injures Six Others

A single car accident in Chester County along the Pennsylvania Turnpike has resulted in the deaths of one passenger, as well as injuries to sixth others. The accident, which happened in the early afternoon on Sunday, resulted in the death of Vitalya Sepot, 19 years old and an active member of Pennsylvania State University, who […]

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Demolition Project in Tom’s River Strip Mall Results in Death of One and OSHA Investigation

A roof collapse during a strip demolition project in Ocean County, New Jersey has left one individual dead. The site of the building collapse, which caused the death of Raymond Crosby, was the former scene of the Berkeley Township Shopping Center situated near State Route 9. Though the causes of the collapse are still being […]

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Ceramic Space Heater Fire in Greenbrier County, West Virginia Causes Death of Elderly Man

A fatal house fire has led to the death of a James Posten, an 86-year old man from Meadow Bluff. According to fire officials in Greenbrier County, the blaze commenced in the early morning hours last Monday in the mobile home owned by Mr. Posten on Beetle Bug Boulevard. While the West Virginia Fire Marshall’s […]

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North Carolina Scaffolding Collapse Results in Three Worker Deaths, Labor Department Fines

Three companies have been had fines levied against them by the North Carolina Department of Labor in conjunction with scaffolding collapse of a construction project in Raleigh, North Carolina. The scaffolding collapse, which was originally in place as part of an ongoing downtown Raleigh construction project concerning a high-rise building, resulted in the death of […]

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Tulsa Physician’s Failure to Diagnose and Failure to Provide Adequate Care Causes Infant Death and Leads to $5 Million Medical Malpractice Verdict.

Physician Dr. Michael Chang was found liable for $5 million in damages in light of a medical malpractice suit stemming from his failure to properly diagnose and treat a pediatric patient for Kawasaki disease, resulting in the patient’s death. The parents of the child, Nao Vang and Lo Vangseng, filed the lawsuit after their infant […]

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Melvin Craft Facing Breach of Contract and Fraud Suit Filed by Marlinton Homebuyers

The case of Kenneth Hurff and Elizabeth Hurff v. Melvin Craft awaits a verdict from Judge Robert E. Richardson. The Hurff family, of Pocahontas County, are suing Craft for an alleged faulty roof installation, claiming that the representative from Melvin Craft Construction of Lewisburg failed to administer a crucial step into the construction of the […]

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Alabama Student on Student Sexual Harassment and Rape Bait Case to Proceed, per Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the district court for Huntsville, Alabama blundered when the magistrate judge decided to allow personnel from Sparkman Middle School the authority to adjudicate on the alleged violation of Title IX laws in the Alabama school. 14-year-old student, alias Jane Doe, alleges by way of counsel that Sparkman […]

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Yeager Airport Shares the Blame (and Costs) of its Landslide

The Yeager Airport landslide, occurring last March, has seen its latest legal development in US federal courts. The landslide, which among other things severely damaged a recent airport runway extension project, has left various parties litigating claims. Specifically, in a ruling by federal Kanawha circuit Judge James Stucky in response to an emergency filing made […]

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