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| Ex-Pennsylvania High School Football Player Files Concussion Lawsuit |  | A former high school football player from Pennsylvania has filed a lawsuit over head injuries that he suffered while playing for West Mifflin High School. The lawsuit alleges that the school district did not have concussion protocols in place during the time in which the plaintiff was suffering multiple concussions during football practice. The lawsuit filed Wednesday in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court alleges that the school allowed the player to return to practice just 20 minutes after suffering a blow to the head which broke his and his teammate's helmet.
Andrew Goldstein, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 02/16/2017    | | Read Article: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |
| Damaging Emails Discovered in Paul Walker Death Suit, Motion Filed | | Damaging evidence has been discovered in the wrongful death lawsuit over the car crash death of actor Paul Walker. New court papers were filed by the plaintiff, Walker's daughter, alleging that Porsche's North American division hid and redacted damaging emails related to the case. The recently filed motion alleges that the redacted emails, the content of which were discovered by a Porsche employee, were the "exact type of information" that the company had been ordered to produce. The lawsuit was originally filed over the Nov. 2013 death of Walker and a passenger in the car.
Jaymee Deerwester, USA Today 02/16/2017 | | Read Article: USA Today |
| New Mexico Bowling Alley Named in Pedestrian Death Lawsuit | | A New Mexico bowling alley has been named in a wrongful death lawsuit over a pedestrian who was struck and killed by a customer. The lawsuit contends that the bowling alley overserved a woman before she left the venue and hit a pedestrian with her car. The man struck by the woman died later at the hospital. The lawsuit was filed Jan. 30 in state District Court by the fiancÊe of the man and alleges that the bowling alley "failed to properly hire, train and supervise its employees, and did not adequately design or enforce procedures for selling alcohol."
Katy Barnitz, Albuquerque Journal 02/17/2017 | | Read Article: Albuquerque Journal |
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