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Couple Claims Yamaha ATV Design Caused Crash, Injury

Published: December 23, 2012

In March 2009, Laurie Perry was operating a 2008 Yamaha Rhino 700 ATV that she had purchased from a Victoria dealership when it rolled over, resulting in serious injuries to her left hand and body. Laurie and her husband, Drew Perry, sued Yamaha Motor Corp. U.S.A., claiming that the rollover was the result of negligence on behalf of Yamaha. They…Read More

Legal Business Disputes

Published: December 22, 2012

If you’re a business owner, no matter how large or how small your company is, chances are that you will run into a business dispute at one point or another. Regardless of the type of dispute, you must keep your business running. For this reason, you are wise to hire experts to settle matters promptly. Support For Your Case Before…Read More

Man Survives Brutal Trucking Accident

Published: December 22, 2012

A man in a Silverado was waiting for a traffic light to turn green. Suddenly, a part on a nearby semi trailer came loose and ran into his vehicle, trapping the man in the truck. EMS crews had to lift the trailer from the Silverado; it took about 90 minutes to get the man out of the vehicle. The gentleman…Read More

Toyo Tire Recalls 69,000 Tires for Potential Tire Failure

Published: December 22, 2012

In a news statement released on February 11, Cypress, CA-based tire company Toyo Tire USA recalled approximately 69,000 tires because of tire rim kinks that have the potential of causing cracking and tire failure. According to Toyo, it was the company’s model Toyo Extensa A/S that was recalled. These tires were distributed across the U.S. from the 4th quarter of…Read More

Park City Eatery Balks at Credit Card Fines in Rare Court Fight

Published: December 21, 2012

Cissy and Stephen McComb managed their Italian eatery in Park City, Utah, for over 25 years and had no trouble with security rules of MasterCard and Visa–until they were accused of mishandling information and opening the door to $1.26 million in fraud. The McCombs, who started Cisero’s in 1985, are currently in a legal fight with the bank that processed…Read More

Business Dispute Between Sunbeam and DirecTV Almost Results in No Superbowl for Boston DirecTV Subscribers

Published: December 21, 2012

A business dispute between Sunbeam and DirecTV left approximately 200,000 Boston viewers without access to CW and NBC programming. In the Boston TV market, this dispute negatively impacted about 200,000 Direct TV customers. Just days before the big game, the satellite provider, DirectTV, reached a retransmission fee agreement with Sunbeam Television. If they had not reached an agreement, Patriot fans…Read More

Equipment in the Middle of the Road Results in Wrongful Death

Published: December 21, 2012

When logging equipment becomes dislodged from the truck on which it is being carried, things can get dangerous. A recent accident involved forklift equipment that landed directly in the path of another vehicle when it fell off the logging truck. As this happened, forty-two-year-old Kyle Brown careened into the forklift and sustained fatal injuries. Apparently, one of the tires on…Read More

How Child Personal Injury Cases Differ from Adult Personal Injury Cases

Published: December 14, 2012

The fact that youngsters are more vulnerable to injury should come as no surprise; personal injury lawsuits involving children are not rare. In some ways, the legal process for a child injury case is similar to an adult injury case. However, there are a number of differences. In this article, I’ll discuss how a personal injury claim involving a child…Read More

Construction Zones Are Hazardous When Semis Do Not Stop

Published: December 7, 2012

Construction zones are more dangerous than you may believe, especially when a big rig is around. When a truck somehow fails to stop and plows into the cars ahead of it, the result is a path of destruction and oftentimes major injury and/or loss of life. Consider Wanda and John Lindsay’s experience. The couple was in a construction zone in…Read More

How to Avoid Business Litigation

Published: December 5, 2012

As the nuances of day-to-day business operation become more complex, Abronson Law is here to help you avoid unnecessary business litigation. Everyday, business professionals send and receive dozens, if not hundreds, of e-mails. Approximately 247 billion e-mail messages are sent every day, according to ABC News. For many professionals, the volume of work e-mails sent and received can be overwhelming.…Read More

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