The family of a 16 year old who drowned at a Georgia water park has filed a wrongful death lawsuit.

The drowning was ruled accidental by the coroner’s office and the medical examiner has said that alcohol was not in the victim’s system at the time he died. The full toxicology report has not been released.

The lawsuit alleges that the park’s management was at fault because they did not keep the water clear enough to see the bottom of the pool. The victim’s body was found in water about 12 feet deep. In addition, the lawsuit claims the lifeguards were not attentive enough to all patrons.

A little girl on her way to Disney World had her plans rudely interrupted by her Crocs and an escalator in the airport.

The little girl was going up the escalator in her Crocs when the Croc became stuck in the side of the escalator. This, in turn, trapped the little girl’s foot in the escalator. She was stuck for 15 minutes before rescue workers could get her out of the escalator. Following that ordeal, she was rushed to the hospital where it was determined that she had numerous broken toes and a “dirty cut”. The dirty cut was not just an ordinary cut as it had been contaminated by elevator grease.

Because of her injuries, the little girl has to spend 3 weeks in bed.

If you have been injured by a Crocs accident, contact the Kenosha product liability lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ® at 1-866-499-4700 to discuss your case and to determine your legal options.

A Wisconsin jury awarded $10 million to a former Mosinee man for his pain and suffering as well as past medical expenses and future medical expenses.

The man, who was represented by Daniel Rottier, suffered undue pain following an injection designed to prevent his back and other muscles from spasming went wrong, was given $5 million for pain and suffering. He was injured when a drug that was not meant to be administered in the spine was injected with the correct medication. The injury resulted in increased back spasms as well as in him requiring multiple surgeries.

The victim was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 1988. His injury occurred just months before the legislature passed a law putting a limit on the amount a person can receive for pain and suffering.

If you have been injured at the hands of your doctor, please contact the Kenosha medical malpractice lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ® at 1-866-499-4700 to discuss your case and to determine your legal options.

A three year old girl who was hit by a car while attempting to cross a street has died from injuries sustained in the accident.

An eighty year old man was driving along Alaska Road when he hit the little girl. The child was taken to a Green Bay hospital where she later died.

The names of the victim and the driver have not been released.