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Tire Failures Drive RV Lawsuits

Lawyer's USA | May 7, 2007
A Retired aerospace mechanic, Billy Wayne Woods babies his $200,000 luxury motor home, conscientiously cleaning it, covering its tires with wheel covers and even constructing a special RV- carport.

Equity Index Annuity Insurers are Facing More Lawsuits

Investment News | May 7, 2007
New accusations against equity index annuity sellers may lead to regulatory grief comparable to what property-casualty firms suffered during the contingent- commission scandal a couple of years ago, industry observers.

Judge Hears re-retrial Request in Vioxx Case

| April 25, 2007
A woman whose husband died of a heart attack after taking the painkiller Vioxx deserves another chance to convince a jury that the drug caused his death because an expert witness in an earlier trial misstated his credentials.

Wrongful Death Suit Filed Against Drug Company

ABC 33 News | April 24, 2007
A wrongful death lawsuit was filed Monday in Tuscaloosa County against a drug company that makes and sells Celebrex.

Wal-Mart to Pay $4M in Tire Lawsuit

| April 23, 2007

Wal-Mart will pay a $4 million judgment to Carolyn Thorne in a lawsuit stemming from a tire failure three years ago that caused a wreck and left the local woman paralyzed from her injuries.

Celebrex Lawsuit Filed in Tuscaloosa County

| April 23, 2007
The wrongful death complaint was filed in state court by Michael H. Allen, Administrator of the Estate of Nina Earline Ratliff, who was a resident of Tuscaloosa County. Ms. Ratliff died of complications due to Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS), which she developed as a result of taking Celebrex.

Wal Mart to pay $4M in Tire Lawsuit

Montgomery Advertiser | April 23, 2007
Wal-Mart will pay a $4 million judgment to Carolyn Thorne in a lawsuit stemming from a tire failure three years go that caused a wreck and left the local woman paralyzed from her injuries.

Jury Returns $4 Million Verdict Against Wal-Mart

The Decatur Daily | April 21, 2007
A Montgomery woman who was paralyzed in a 2004 rollover crash that occurred when the tread on one of her SUV's tires separated has been awarded $4 million in a judgment against Wal-Mart, whose service center failed to spot the defective tire.

Seat Belt Manufacturer Pays in Defective Buckle Fatality

LawyersandSettlements.com | April 20, 2007
The manufacturer of a seat belt buckle settled recently for an undisclosed amount in an Alabama lawsuit filed following the death of a truck driver during a collision.

$4 Million Awarded in Lawsuit against Wal-Mart

| April 19, 2007
Montgomery County jury awarded $ 4M in favor of Carolyn Thorne against Wal-Mart Corporation. Mrs. Thorne was severely injured and paralyzed in a car accident shortly after having her car serviced at Wal-Mart. Mrs. Thorne's Ford Expedition went out of control when the tread on one of her tires separated.