The wife of Timothy Faulkner has filed a wrongful death suit against J.D. & Billy Hines Trucking Inc. and Charles Gwin. The fatal collision occurred in Texas on February 21. Timothy Faulkner and Charles Gwin were both driving tractor trailers on Highway 371 when Mr. Gwin’s collided into Mr. Faulkner.

Timothy Faulkner died as a result of the injuries he sustained from the truck accident. The plaintiff is seeking wrongful death damages, survival damages, court costs and interest.

If you have lost a loved one due to the negligence of another, you need help. Our Toledo, Ohio wrongful death lawyers are committed to getting you the settlement you deserve.

Call our office at 800.637.8170 to request a free copy of The Ohio Wrongful Death Book. Ohio wrongful death is not something you want to go through alone. Our wrongful death lawyers in Toledo will work with you through every step of the process.

The wrongful death lawsuit names Massachusetts General Hospital and its staff as the defendant in the  case filed by the family of Geraldine Oswald.

The lawsuit states that the 76 year-old woman went in to the hospital in November for an infection that developed as a result of her breaking her shoulder earlier in the year. While treating her, the hospital staff gave her a blood-thinning drug called Lepirudin. The dosage that they gave her was 30 times too high and she hemorrhaged for 12 hours before passing away.

Mrs. Oswald died as a direct result of the negligence of the hospital and its staff. If you have lost a loved one in a similar manner, you need help. Our Toledo, Ohio wrongful death lawyers are experienced in handling all kinds of wrongful death cases. They will work with you to get you the settlement you deserve.

Call 800.637.8170 to request a free copy of The Ohio Wrongful Death Book and schedule a free legal consultation with one of our lawyers.

A 2008 house fire took the life of the two residents of the home as well as the life of firefighter Scott Desmond who died of smoke inhalation. The fire could have been controlled had the firefighters gotten there much earlier. The problem with this is that when the security company went to notify the fire department they did so on a non-emergency line, which caused a considerable delay to the response of the fire.

As a result of the security company Contra Costa’s mistake and failure to follow the proper protocol, three people lost their lives. If you have lost a loved one on a similar manner you need help.

Our Toledo, Ohio wrongful death attorneys are here for you. They can help you through many different kinds of Ohio wrongful death cases and will work with you to get you the compensation you deserve. Call 800.637.8170 to request a free copy of The Ohio Wrongful Death Book and schedule your free consultation.

Juan Perez, a truck driver, was killed on February 27, 2006. A tanker truck was being loaded with motor oil at the Port of Brownsville in the RTW terminal when the truck exploded, throwing Mr. Perez off of the truck. He died from the injuries he sustained from the accident. Juan Perez had a wife and two children.

Before the explosion the tanker had a strong smell of gas, but was filled anyway with the oil-based compund. When trucks have gasoline fumes it runs a risk of igniting during the filling process due to static electricity. In order to avoid this occuring the truck should have been grounded to prevent sparks from lighting the fumes.

The widow of Mr. Perez is suing RTW and 14 other defendants.

Our Toledo, Ohio wrongful death lawyers are experienced with cases like this one and will at getting you the settlement you deserve.

If you have lost a loved one to a wrongful death call 800.637.8170 to request your free copy of The Ohio Wrongful Death Book and schedule your free consultation.

Original Source: The Jere Beasely Report

James Monahan was copiloting a twin-engine 1956 Convair CV-580 for Air Tahoma which is a cargo airline, when the plane crashed during its flight. James was 57 at the time of his death.

His wife sued Air Tahoma on the behalf of his estate. The case claims that Air Tahoma, the defendent, was negligent because they did not maintain the plane properly. This poor maintenace ultimately lead to the plane crash. The plaintiffs claim that Air Tahoma had reversed the control system on the plane. This means that the trim cables, which are used to bring the plane up and down, were not working properly. This case was settled before it went to trial for $2.5 million.

Our Toledo, Ohio fatal accident lawyers can work with you to get you the compensation you deserve.

Call 800.637.8170 to request your free copy of The Ohio Wrongful Death Book and to schedule your free consultation.

Original Source: Trial September 2010