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Wrongful Death
- In California, friends and family mourn the loss of the Maloney family. Sadly, their grief-stricken family was re-victimized when two robbers burglarized the deceased family’s home after the tragedy.
- In Arizona, 15-year-old Francisco Elias died after being pushed into traffic in what has been identified by police as a murder and hit-and-run crime.
- In Chicago, Fenger High School students were victimized by gang predators and one student, Derrion Albert, died from the injuries he sustained in the chaos.
- In Ohio, Dayshaan Ballew died from his injuries sustained in a hit-and-run tragedy.
- In Chicago, after-school violence results in the death of honor roll student, Derrion Albert. Silvonus Shannon, Eugene Riley and Eric Carson are charged with first-degree murder in connection with his death.
Case Results
Wrongful Death
Awarded: $1,000,000.00
Awarded: $1,800,000.00
Awarded: $5,700,000.00
Child Safety News
Fernando Loughlin pleads in the wrongful death of Julian Loughlin|California Child Abuse lawyer
Posted on 4/22/2011 More
California Teenager Suffers Fatal Injuries in Accident With Recreational Vehicle
Posted on 12/31/2009 More
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission - Stork Craft Recalls More Than 500,000 Cribs; Mattress Support Bracket Failures Create Risk of Entrapment and Suffocation
Posted on 11/24/2009 More
The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that two more babies died while in Simplicity bassinets that have been recalled.
Posted on 8/26/2009 More
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission - Strangulation Death of a Child Prompts Hill Sportswear To Recall Hooded Sweatshirts with Drawstrings
Posted on 2/17/2009 More
Ohio governor calls for a ban on the use of face-down restraint of teenagers in treatment centers
Posted on 1/25/2009 More
Emily’s Law signed by Ohio Governor Ted Strickland – new law outlines regulatory requirements for pharmacy technicians
Posted on 1/8/2009 More
Child abuse lawyer provides link to child death review committee report
Posted on 12/19/2007 More
Dakota Harryman, 7 months, killed; grandmother's boyfriend, Glenn Peralta, charged in death
Posted on 12/12/2007 More
Wrongful death of San Jose baby from skull fracture - father, Armando Garcia, reportedly held in jail
Posted on 12/9/2007 More
Brett Inman, father of Cole Bernadi, spoke at a news conference on October 24, 2008.
In Dallas, Brett Inman, father of Cole Bernadi, spoke at a news conference on October 24, 2008. According to news stories, Mr. Inman said he doesn’t understand why the Dallas Police Department decided to release the October 17, 2008 dash cam video clip of his son getting hit and killed by a police cruiser before first showing the video to the family. The cruiser was traveling at a high-rate of speed down a dark single-lane road and did not have lights and sirens on at the time of the accident. Mr. Inman felt that releasing the video to the public before showing the family could have been handled better and with more respect for the family’s grief.
Approximately 25% of our drive time is in the dark on average. But 50% of the fatal accidents occur at night. Most pedestrian and cyclist fatalities occur between the hours of 4 pm and 8 pm.
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