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Mingo Coal

Written by HeavensLawFirm on July 1, 2017

Following the collapse of a roof at the CK Coal Corp’s No. 5 coal operation in Mingo County, the company waited more than seven hours to report the incident to state regulators this past February. The roof collapse resulted in the death of one miner. The time that lapsed between…Read More

Lawsuits Filed after Deaths Linked to Guardrail Accidents

Written by HeavensLawFirm on July 1, 2017

Lawsuits have been filed by the families of the three victims killed in accidents that involved controversial highway guardrails in Tennessee. Opponents of the guardrails point to video footage in at least one case of the backward collapse and splintering of the rail that sent metal piercing through the victim’s…Read More

Boat Crash Leads to Two Lawsuits

Written by HeavensLawFirm on July 1, 2017

Dennis Magner, driver of the boat involved in the July 30, 2016 crash on Lake Coeur d’Alene that killed three, now faces two lawsuits filed by the families of the victims. The crash took the lives of Justin Honken, 21, Caitlin Breeze, 21, and Justin Luhr, 34.

Magner is accused of…Read More

Explosion at GM Plant Kills One, Injures Five

Written by HeavensLawFirm on June 26, 2017

The July 2014 chemical explosion at a General Motors metal-stamping plant in Indiana that left a contractor dead and five people injured was another example of the devastation that can occur when people work in hazardous environments.

The explosion involved a chlorine dioxide tank, which not only created the explosion, but…Read More

Supreme Court Ruling Puts Plaintiffs in Talc Lawsuits at Disadvantage

Written by HeavensLawFirm on June 26, 2017

The US Supreme Court’s recent ruling concerning injury lawsuits could work in favor of Johnson & Johnson concerning the lawsuits the company faces regarding its talc-based hygiene products. There are currently more than 5900 claims against the company filed by women and their families who claim Johnson & Johnson failed…Read More

Second Explosion at Midland Resource Recovery Kills One

Written by HeavensLawFirm on June 26, 2017

Just one month after an explosion at Midland Resource Recovery that killed two people and severely injured a third, a second explosion has taken the life of another employee. And much like the prior incident, the explosion occurred as the worker was attempting to clean a tank.

Chief Depuy Brett Carpenter…Read More

Victoria’s Secret Settles Wage Lawsuit with Employees

Written by HeavensLawFirm on June 22, 2017

Lingerie, clothing, and beauty retailer Victoria’s Secret recently agreed to pay employees $12 million to settle a class action claim filed against the company regarding its “call-in” scheduling policy. The class was made up of approximately 40,000 employees unhappy with their ambiguous work schedules.

The lawsuit was originally filed in 2014…Read More

School District Faces Lawsuit after Student Injured at Bus Stop

Written by HeavensLawFirm on June 22, 2017

A lawsuit has been filed against the Wake County school system in North Carolina regarding a child hit by a teen driver near a school bus stop. Sixth grader Michael Burgess suffered multiple injuries trying to cross the road to his school bus stop in September 2014 when the driver…Read More

House Fire Might Have Been Related to Generator; Investigation Underway

Written by HeavensLawFirm on June 22, 2017

Eighty-four year old William Burton Phillips, Sr. was recently killed in a Pennsylvania house fire. Phillips’ wife survived, but had to be hospitalized for her injuries. Investigators are now trying to determine what caused the fire.

Fire emergency was called to the Phillips Peters Township home just before 11 pm on…Read More

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