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Update: Springfield, Mass. Gas Explosion
A natural gas explosion that took place on November 23, 2012 has injured more than 20 people and damaged 42 buildings in Springfield’s entertainment district. Human error from a utility worker from Columbia Gas Co. is reportedly he cause of … Continue reading
Posted in Burn Injuries, Catastrophic Injuries, Consumer Protection, Inadequate Security, Injuries to Minors, Negligence, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Safety
Tagged burn injuries, Columbia Gas Co., Disaster Accident, Explosion hazard, gas explosion, human error, James A. Swartz, Massachusetts, Springfield, Swartz & Swartz
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“Human Error” Said To Cause Gas Explosion In Springfield, MA
Human error was the cause of Friday’s natural gas explosion in downtown Springfield that leveled a strip club, damaged dozens of other buildings, and injured at least 19 people, officials said today. In a statement, State Fire Marshal Stephen Coan’s … Continue reading
Posted in Burn Injuries, Catastrophic Injuries, Construction Accidents, Negligence, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Products Liability, Safety, Wrongful Death
Tagged catastrophic injuries, catastrophic injury, defective equipment, Disaster Accident, disasters-news, explosion, fire, Gas Explosions, injured victims, James A. Swartz, Massachusetts, pain and suffering, personal injuries, safety hazards, serious injury, wrongful death
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One Teen Dead and Three Teens Hospitalized in Kingston, MA Car Crash
According to police, a motor vehicle crash on Elm Street in Kingston, Massachusetts Monday night left one teenager dead and three others hospitalized. Reportedly, the 1998 Ford Explorer was traveling east on Elm Street when the driver lost control, striking … Continue reading
Posted in Car Accidents, Catastrophic Injuries, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Negligence, Personal Injury, Recreational Vehicle, ATV & Boating Accidents, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
Tagged car, car accident, catastrophic injuries, Disaster Accident, James A. Swartz, life threatening, motor vehicle, motor vehicle defect, negligence, personal injury attorney, Swartz & Swartz, wrongful death
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Obama Makes Nomination for the Fifth CPSC Commissioner
President Obama has presented Marietta S Robinson as his nominee as a commissioner with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). If confirmed, Ms. Robinson would be in place as the fifth commissioner now leading the government agency. The CPSC … Continue reading
Posted in Catastrophic Injuries, Dangerous Drugs, Dangerous Toys, Defective Medical Devices, Inadequate Security, Injuries to Minors, Law Update, Medical Malpractice, Negligence, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Safety, Uncategorized, Wrongful Death
Tagged Boston, consumer safety, CPSC, dangerous toys, defect, defective equipment, defective products, Disaster Accident, hidden hazards, Injuries, James A. Swartz, product liability, recall, recalls, Swartz & Swartz, wrongful death
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Lee Carter Co. Announces Voluntary Recall of Two Kids Products
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced a voluntary recall of Lee Carter Co.’s action figure toys and baby rattles, manufactured in Mexico. About 7,000 of the Super Luchamania Action Figures were sold. The recalled action figures, sold in … Continue reading
Posted in Catastrophic Injuries, Consumer Protection, Dangerous Toys, Injuries to Minors, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Safety, Wrongful Death
Tagged Boston, catastrophic injuries, child safety, consumer safety, dangerous toys, defect, defective equipment, defective products, Disaster Accident, foreseeable risks, full damages, hidden hazards, injured victims, James A. Swartz, life threatening, Massachusetts, pain and suffering, product liability, recall, Safety, safety hazards, Swartz & Swartz, wrongful death
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Costa Cruise Line Faces Charges
It has been two weeks since the disastrous cruise ship accident that occurred off Giglio Island in Florence. Since then, there have been estimates of up to 16 casualties. Carnival Corp., the world’s largest cruise-line owner, was sued for at … Continue reading
Posted in Boating Accidents, Burn Injuries, Catastrophic Injuries, Consumer Protection, Inadequate Security, Law Update, Negligence, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Products Liability, Recreational Vehicle, ATV & Boating Accidents, Wrongful Death
Tagged Boston, catastrophic injuries, catastrophic injury, Disaster Accident, disasters-news, drowning, foreseeable risks, full damages, hidden hazards, injured victims, James A. Swartz, life threatening, Massachusetts, pain and suffering, Safety, Swartz & Swartz, wrongful death
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History Repeats Itself: Italian Cruise Ship Follows In Titanic’s Wake
When the Costa Concordia crashed into rocks off Italy’s West Coast Friday night, it marked one of the most horrific ship accidents since Titanic in 1912. Captain Francesco Schettino has been placed under house arrest on suspicion of manslaughter after … Continue reading
Posted in Boating Accidents, Burn Injuries, Catastrophic Injuries, Inadequate Security, Negligence, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Safety, Wrongful Death
Tagged Accident, Boston, captain, catastrophic injuries, consumer safety, Disaster Accident, disasters-news, life threatening, pain and suffering, Safety, safety hazards, Swartz & Swartz, wrongful death
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Instant Soup: A Serious Burn Threat To Children
Parents now have to be aware of yet another danger to children – studies have shown that instant cups of soup present a serious risk of scalding and scarring. The danger lies in the product’s design. The styrofoam cups full … Continue reading
Posted in Burn Injuries, Catastrophic Injuries, Consumer Protection, Inadequate Security, Injuries to Minors, Negligence, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Safety, Wrongful Death
Tagged Boston, catastrophic injuries, catastrophic injury, child safety, consumer safety, defective products, Disaster Accident, foreseeable risks, full damages, hidden hazards, injured victims, James A. Swartz, life threatening, noodles, pain and suffering, product liability, recall, safety hazards, serious injury, soup burn, Swartz & Swartz, wrongful death
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A Simple Oral Procedure Leaves a Family in Mourning
In March, a simple tooth extraction procedure put 17-year-old Jennifer Olenicvk into cardiac arrest. Allegations against the oral surgeon, Dr. Domenick Colleti, and anesthesiologist, Dr. Krista Mechelle Issacs, are based upon alleged negligence in addressing an apparent anesthesia error once … Continue reading
Posted in Catastrophic Injuries, Defective Medical Devices, Inadequate Security, Injuries to Minors, Medical Malpractice, Negligence, Personal Injury, Uncategorized, Wrongful Death
Tagged Boston, brain damage, catastrophic injuries, catastrophic injury, child safety, consumer safety, defect, defective equipment, defective products, Disaster Accident, foreseeable risks, full damages, hidden hazards, injured victims, James A. Swartz, life threatening, Massachusetts, medical malpractice, pain and suffering, safety hazards, serious injury, Swartz & Swartz, wrongful death
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Virginia Tech Suffers Yet Another Loss
Deriek W. Crouse, a member of the Virginia Tech police force, was murdered Thursday after an encounter in a school parking lot. Mr. Crouse was an Army veteran and married father of five. Reportedly, the gunman shot the officer at … Continue reading