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• Las Vegas Targets Elder Abusers
• Woman Arrested for Abusing Elder Victim, Who Later Died
• Notice of Claim Filed in Fatal Manhattan Construction Accident
• SUV Strikes, Drags N.Y. Student in School Parking Lot
• Worker Falls to his Death from Scaffolding
• Idaho Construction Worker Electrocuted
• Construction Worker Crushed to Death in El Paso
• Two Women Stranded Inside Elevator for Two Days
• Japanese Auto Makers Test Accident-Prevention Systems on Virtual "Fields"
• OSHA Investigates Utah Construction Site Fatality

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Firm News

• Former S.C. Nursing Home Resident Dies of Malnutrition
• Virginia Nursing Home Could Face Charges in Death of Resident
• Teen Construction Worker Killed During Staircase Demolition
• Miami Crane Accident Kills Two Workers
• Students with Longer Bus Rides Face Higher Accident Potential
• School Choice Program in Florida Leads to More Miles on School Bus, More Accidents
• OSHA FInes Construction Firm in Death of Laborer
• Company Recalls 24,000 Baby Cribs
• Deputy Sheriff "Dumps" Quadriplegic Out of His Wheelchair
• SUV Jumps Sidewalk, Strikes Second-Grader at Mass. School

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Miami Automobile Accidents

• One Police Department Arms Itself with State of the Art Fire Extinguishers
• PIP Hangs in Balance; Costs Would Shift to Providers, Insurees
• NTSB Chairman Looks to Technology Initiatives to Increase Auto Safety
• Without mandatory PIP insurance for just four days, the Florida legislature agreed on a compromise bill it has forward to Gov. Crist's offiice.
• A Miami-Dade jury found a school principal partially liable for the death of one teen and paralysis of another.
• Man Faces 54 Counts of Mail Fruad
• No concensus on whether hands-free cell devices are safer

Miami Elder Care Attorney

• Federal Agency Lists Three Florida Nursing Homes Among Worst in Nation
• Nursing Home Patient Hospitalized after Maggots Found In Eye
• Caregiver Charged with Murder in Beating Death of NJ Man
• Central Florida Non-Profit Provides Adult Daycare for Family Caregivers
• Woman Dies in Hospital after being Left with Two Broken Legs on Nursing Home Floor
• Police Arrest Two Nurses for Illegally Giving Morphine to Nursing Home Residents
• Woman Charged with Starving Mother to Death
• A bill in the U.S. House would cut millions for Florida's nursing home residents in favor of health care to needy children
• Assigned to Care for Her 94-year-old father, Daughter Now Faces Attempted Homicide Charges
• Arizona Nursing Home Stripped of Medicare, Medicaid Funding
• Florida to Prosecute Cases of Elder Abuse and Exploitation
• Harrassed Elder Residents Relieved to Have New Homes
• Children Often Guilty of FInancially Abusing Elderly Parents
• Adult Day-Care Facilities Offer Programs, Encourage Personal Interaction
• NY Nursing Home Facing State Sanctions Now Sued by Family
• Dialysis Patient Allowed to Sit for Hours in Own Waste
• NY Senator Wants Federal Legislation to Monitor Elder Abuse
• Iowa Mulls Criminalization of Elder Abuse

Miami Slip/Trip and Fall Cases

• Katrina Evacuees Sue FEMA, Manufacturers for High Formaldehyde Levels in Trailers

Florida Product Liability Attorney

• Trailer-Bound Katrina Evacuees Living amid Formaldehyde
• Ever since the FDA issued a Class I recall of the Bard hernia patch, numerous patients have filed suit.
• For the third time in a month, Mattel has recalled a product. This time, lead is the culprit.
• Seven people died in the Chicago area 25 years ago after taking Tylenol laced with Cyanide. The case is still open.
• Starbucks' Plastic Children's Cups Could Break Apart, Causing Choking Hazard
• Faulty Wire in Implantable Cardiac Defibrillator Costs Company $114M
• Consumers Should Check Recalled Toy Lists for High Lead Levels

Miami Construction Accidents

• High Winds Could Have Caused Roof Collapse Near Boston
• Workers Sue Bridge Contractors for Negligence after OSHA Issues Fines
• Mediator Tells Minnesota Legislature to Pay Victims of Bridge Collapse Now
• One Worker Missing, 23 Injured after Garage Collapses at Jacksonville Construction Site

Miami School Accidents

• A "Staph" Infection Outbreak Has Closed a Virginia High School
• A high school teacher in Oregon claims she has a legal right to carry a concealed weapon in school.
• In this, the deer mating season, a deer crashed through a school window but eventually left the building via a door.
• Virginia Student Who Died of "Staph" Infection May Have Contracted Bacteria at School
• Seven-Year-Old Gets One-Day Suspension from School for Drawing Stick Figure Aiming Gun at Another Stick Figure
• TV Reporter With Gun Arrested After Refusing to Leave Sidewalk at Miami Central Senior High School
• Eighteen-year-old Kills Nine in Finland School Shooting
• Five-year-old Student Recovers after Scarf-Choking Incident at School

Miami Road Design Accidents

• Florida Highway Officials Might Be Wise to Copy Missouri's Road Innovations, Which May Have Accounted for Decrease in Traffic Fatalities
• In the Wake of the Minnesota Bridge Collapse, the Florida Department of Transportation Has Planned Inspections of the State's 11,000 Bridges.

General

• Florida's Cities & Counties spend a fraction of what special interests do to lobby the state legislature
• Congress Weighs Record Budget Increase for Consumer Product Safety Commission

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Miami Construction Accidents

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Miami School Accidents

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Miami Road Design Accidents

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