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Tag Archives: Resulting
Seaplanes collide in mid-air during Alaskan cruise shore excursion resulting in multiple Princess cruise passengers’ fatalities – Did the pilots violate the See and Avoid rule?
According to reports, half a dozen Princess Cruise passengers have died in a horrific mid-air collision incident. The tour – Misty Fjords National Monument by Seaplane (with Wilderness Landing) – was booked through Princess Cruises, either on board or on … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged Alaskan, Avoid, COLLIDE, Cruise, During, EXCURSION, Fatalities, MidAir, multiple, Passengers, Pilots, Princess, Resulting, Rule, Seaplanes, Shore, Violate
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$15.9 Million Jury Verdict for the Negligent Handling of Acute Vasculitis Resulting in Amputations
Stephanie Hollingsworth, 26, suffered from lupus and bilateral arm and leg pain. She was admitted to a hospital’s cardiac care unit where she was diagnosed as having acute vasculitis secondary to Sjogren’s syndrome, an immune system disorder. The rheumatologist assigned … Continue reading
Posted in Medical malpractice law
Tagged $15.9, Acute, Amputations, Handling, jury, million, negligent, Resulting, Vasculitis, Verdict
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A delay in a disciplinary hearing resulting from an employee’s adjournment request may be properly counted against the employee for purposes of determining his or her entitlement to back pay
A delay in a disciplinary hearing resulting from an employee’s adjournment request may be properly counted against the employee for purposes of determining his or her entitlement to back payOATH Index No. 1355/17A civil engineer failed to report for a … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative law
Tagged adjournment, against, back, counted, delay, Determining, disciplinary, Employee, Employees, entitlement, Hearing, PROPERLY, Purposes, Request, Resulting
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Medical Malpractice Resulting From Communication Breakdowns
How communication breakdown among care team members can lead to catastrophic patient harm. Read more detail on Recent Medical Malpractice posts –
Posted in Medical malpractice law
Tagged Breakdowns, Communication, malpractice, Medical, Resulting
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Homeowners’ Claims Alleging Construction Defects Resulting In Property Damage Are Subject To The Right To Repair Act’s Prelitigation Procedures Regardless Of How The Claims Are Pleaded.
In McMillin Albany LLC v. Superior Court, (2018) 4 Cal.5th 241, the California Supreme Court held that homeowners’ (collectively “the Van Tassels”) claims seeking recovery for construction defect damages are subject to the Right to Repair Act (“RRA” or “The … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Law
Tagged Acts, alleging, claims, Construction, Damage, Defects, Homeowners, Pleaded, prelitigation, Procedures, Property, Regardless, Repair, Resulting, Right, Subject
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