An army specialist was killed in a motorcycle accident Tuesday. According to police reports, the accident occurred in Kenosha. 

The man apparently was turning a curve when he lost control of his vehicle. The man suffered fatal injuries, which were partially the result of not wearing a helmet. 

If you have lost a loved one in a motorcycle accident, contact the Kenosha motorcycle accident attorneys of Habush, Habush, & Rottier, S.C., at 800-242-2874. 

In Elm Grove, three men were attempting to remove a tree from a private residence when it collapsed. Around 9:50am Friday, one of the men was about 42 feet up in the tree when it fell.

The man working in the tree was wearing a safety harness, attaching him to the the tree. He sustained fatal traumatic injuries in the fall and was pronounced dead. No one else was injured.

If you or someone you know has been injured, contact the Kenosha personal injury attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, SC at 800-242-2874.

On April 25, police attempted to pull over a Racine man who was speeding on 22nd Ave. The man tried to flee the police, going over 70mph, but crashed into another vehicle at 48th St.

The driver of the other car was killed in the crash. The Racine man fled the scene but was later found and arrested. He is now facing four charges, including intoxicated homicide. 

If you or someone you know has been injured by a drunk driver, contact the Kenosha personal injury attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, SC at 800-242-2874.

STEVENS POINT, Wi. - The family of a car crash victim settled its wrongful death lawsuit against Portage County.  The family's 18-year-old daughter was killed in 2007 during an automobile collision with a now-retired Portage County Sheriff's Department deputy. The Erickson family settled with Wisconsin County Mutual Insurance for approximately $366,000, according to the county's deputy corporation counsel.  The teen was killed in a three-car collision at the intersection of Nebel and Division streets in Stevens Point.As described by the deputy counsel, the Ericksons' attorney and the insurance company reached a settlement in exchange for dismissal of the lawsuit. In the wrongful death suit, the girl's parents were seeking $300,000 separately or $600,000 together, plus an additional $50,000 for each parent.  The suit alleged that the sheriff's department did not have a driving policy in place that could have prevented the crash and around $16,000 in funeral expenses.The teen's car was hit by a sergeant responding to a call in Plover, driving at excessive speeds.  The third driver involved in the crash was treated for minor injuries.The sergeant pleaded no contest to failure to drive under sage and appropriate condistions as the operator of an emergency vehicle and failure to ober a traffic signal.  A felony charge of reckless homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle was dropped.If someone you love has lost their life to someone reckless behavior, or an institution's failure to prevent that behavior, you have the right to seek damages for you losses.  Contact the Kenosha wrongful death lawyers of Habush, Habush, & Rottier at 866.499.4700 to speak with an attorney today. 

 Kansas - The father of a hit and run victim is filing a wrongful death suit against the man convicted of the hit-and-run accident that killed his son. The Kansas University student's father is seeking in excess of $75,000 in damages from the man convicted of vehicular homicide and leave the scene of an injury accident in February 2008. The defendant turned himself into police after hearing that the victim had died.  He was sentenced to 90 days in jail and two years of supervised probation. The civil lawsuit claims that the defendant operated his vehicles "in a negligent, reckless, and wanton manner without regard for the safety of others," and that he struck and killed the 22-year-old university student. If you have lost a loved one to an accident because of someone's negligence or disregard for safety, you have the right to seek damages for losses that you incurred.  Don't let them get away.  Get an attorney who cares. Contact the Kenosha wrongful death lawyers of Habush, Habush, & Rottier, S.C. at 866.499.4700 for a free initial consultation.  We will discuss your case and further legal options.

Pennsylvania - A woman is suing Penn. State Police for wrongful death claiming that a state trooper did not do enough to save her husband's life. The department has already released a statement verifying that the trooper's actions were in violation of code and should be punished.  After an internal investigation a captain with the state police released a letter to the widow stating that administrative action was found to be necessary and appropriate. The trooper responded to a call after the husband was found passed out on the floor by his three young sons.  The trooper came into the home, saw the man on the floor and left without calling for help.  The man died the next die in the hospital of bacterial meningitis. If you have lost a loved one because of a person or organization's negligence, you have the right to recover damages for your loss and suffering.  Contact the Kenosha wrongful death lawyers of Habush, Habush, & Rottier, S.C. at 866.499.4700 to discuss your case and further legal options.

Milwaukee- A four month old boy was found dead inside the day care SUV that picked him up last Thursday morning.  The driver of the Kuddle Kare Day Kare vehicle has been called in the state district attorney's office for questioning.  Police are still deciding whether to file charges against the woman who picked up the baby at 9:15 in the morning. Another employee noticed the infant in the vehicle after 3 in the afternoon and called 911.  The boy was found dead at the scene. The day care received citations last week for "premises not in good condition."  It was also cited in March for having unqualified workers.  A spokesperson for the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services said the department has suspended Kuddle Kare's license and will revoke it.  The day care will remain closed until the police and department have finished investigating. If your child has been a victim of day care negligence, contact the Kenosha Day Care Negligence lawyers of Habush, Habush and Rottier S.C. at 1-866-499-4700 to discuss your case and legal options.