Sheboygan Personal Injury Lawyer

A McDonald’s customer, Carlton Carrier, sued after he slipped on a freshly mopped floor while holding his coffee.   Carrier broke his hip because of the accident in a Texas location.    According to the plaintiff, no warning signs were put out and he was not provided with a verbal warning about the slippery status of the […]

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In Wisconsin, a woman who slipped and fell at a Walgreens because of improper clean-up of water in late April 2008 has sued the company for her injury.  Sharon Robinson was walking near the cosmetics section when she hit the puddle of water.  She claims Walgreens failed to properly clean the area, failed to provide proper […]

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The Ontario Court of Appeals held up a 2006 verdict to award $17 million in a personal injury case.  This sum represents the largest personal injury settlement ever awarded in a Canadian court.  The case was based on a 1997 accident where a toddler fell from a fifth story window.  The toddler sustained a debilitating, […]

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In a recent reversal of policy, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that the established two-year time limit during which those suffering from toxic chemical or substance exposure were required to file suit does not begin “counting down” until symptoms actually appear. Previously, plaintiffs were forbidden to file suit until they began exhibiting symptoms of illness, […]

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