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Report: 100 Child Stroller Injuries, 500k Risky Strollers in Use, Yet Maker Refused Recall

The manufacturer of a popular infant jogging stroller model was the subject of a Washington Post investigation shedding light into how the company resisted a product recall despite more than 100 reports of serious stroller injuries (adults, infants and children) over six years, along with U.S. regulators demands that the…

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Maine Car Accident Blamed on Vehicle Defect

An auto accident in Waterville is being blamed on a mechanical failure. According to the Kennebec Journal, the problem had to do with the front end of a Volkswagon Jetta. The 31-year-old driver  reported he was operating the vehicle on North Street when he suddenly described feeling in the steering…

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Father Sues Bangor, Taser Maker, For Son’s Death

A man whose son died soon after Bangor police officers used a Taser on him in an effort to wrangle him into custody has filed a lawsuit, naming not only the city police, alleging unnecessary force, but also the maker of the device, asserting the product is inherently dangerous. The…

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Shoppers Urged to Check CPSC’s Recalls List to Avoid Defective Product-Related Injury in Portland

It’s that time of year again when shoppers are hitting the stores in full force in search of the perfect holiday gifts for friends, family members, co-workers and others. It’s important for all consumers to look over the U. . Consumer Product Safety Commission‘s (CPSC) recall list during the holidays…

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Workers’ compensation injuries and personal injury claims

In Maine, there is a potential intersection of the workers’ compensation and personal injury systems when the injury is caused by a third party. Generally, if you are injured at work, regardless of the cause, you are compensated for that injury entirely through the workers’ compensation system. However, did you…

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