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Baltimore Bridge Collapse: What It Means For Mainers

According to a recent article, there are still 6 people unaccounted for after a bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland on March 26th. A container ship lost power and rammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing it to crumble to pieces. Several cars plunged into the river below. Bridges are…

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Slip-and-Fall Accidents: Not Just A Winter Worry

In Maine, we’re all too familiar with the hazards that come with winter – the icy sidewalks, snow-covered parking lots, and slippery paths. Slip and fall accidents are well-documented winter woes and rightfully receive a lot of attention. However, as winter winds down it’s important that we remember that slip…

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Ensuring Safety: Exploring Structural Support Failures and Legal Remedies

Safety is paramount when it comes to the places we live and frequent daily. Unfortunately, structural support failures can lead to catastrophic accidents that disrupt lives and cause immense harm. A recent incident in Augusta serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers posed by structural support failures. According…

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Maine Personal Injury Lawsuits Based on Gym Injuries

Many people suffer injuries at the gym. Maine gym injuries can range from mild, such as pulling a muscle, to more serious injuries causing lifelong disabilities. These injuries can have serious consequences and can result in long-lasting financial, physical, and psychological damages. Individuals who suffer injuries at a Maine gym,…

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Maine Premises Liability Lawsuits Pending As Criminal Case Filed in Fatal Fire

A landlord in Cumberland County is facing criminal charges that could carry up to 30 years prison time for a fatal fire in November that killed six people. In addition to six counts of manslaughter, the landlord is accused of three misdemeanor code violations for failure to have working smoke…

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Nuisance Pub Could be Negligent if Criminal Attack Occurred

In most areas of law, the legal system does not allow one person to be held responsible for a third-party action of another. But there are several exceptions, and a few of those relate to a situation unfolding in Rockland, little more than an hour north of Bangor. According to…

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Amusement Ride Injury Prompts Maine Safety Regulation Bill

Following the death of a teen girl on a hayride last fall, Maine lawmakers are searching for way to tighten amusement park regulations and restrictions, to ensure similar tragedies never happen again. Recently, the Legislature’s Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee weighed testimony from one lawmaker sponsoring a bill named…

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Dangerous Property Poses Hazards for Maine Tenants

Tenants in a downtown apartment complex in Brunswick were evacuated from their homes recently when fire department officials deemed the rampant code violations a threat to their safety. According to the Bangor Daily News report, those conditions included: Blocked emergency exits; Non-functioning smoke-detectors; Inadequate fire doors; Lack of sprinkler systems…

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