Jackie T from Forest Hills asks; “Last week you talked about someone injured by biting into food that had a piece of metal in it. What is the law if I am allergic and the restaurant serves me food without telling me that it has cooked it with something that I am allergic to? What […]
Foodborne Allergens, Harm Could Be Cause For Lawsuit Read More »
James D. from Dogpatch asks, “I was out to dinner the other night and I bit into my dinner and I broke my tooth on something. Am I entitled to recover my expenses for my dental bills? What is the law on this?”
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Mike B, asks Q: “What happens if during a personal injury, or medical malpractice case, the plaintiff succumbs to their injuries and dies? Does it cause a new action to be filed or simply the old one to be amended ? And more importantly does it affect the damages that can be recovered?A: There are
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As a result of lat week’s column on workers’ compensation, I received a great deal of positive feedback and further questions. As a follow-up, Vilma G. asks Q: “If a driver working for a trucking company was involved in an accident that seems to have not been his fault, I can understand if he does
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In our last post we discussed a serious mass transit accident which occured when a truck ran the cross-arms of a railroad crossing and was struck by a commuter train containing 169 people. The passengers described the horrible feeling they had when the accident occurred, derailing half of the train’s cars.
Another train crashes into a truck in California Read More »
The Dolan Law Firm is pleased to announce a recent $ 5,000,000.00 settlement on behalf of a young woman and her husband whose lives were forever changed by the reflex sympathetic dystrophy that the woman developed after her Vespa scooter crashed on dangerous railroad tracks on a city street.
Alameda Woman Receives $5M Settlement After Scooter Accident Read More »
Paying rent is not the only responsibility that goes between a landlord and a tenant. The landlord also has the duty to keep common areas properly maintained. This duty stands to protect the tenants from unnecessary injury due to dangerous property conditions. A landlord who negligently fails to maintain the premises can be held liable
San Francisco landlord fails to maintain stairs, tenant loses life Read More »
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