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Grant v. Foster Wheeler et. al. – Maine Supreme Court Clarifies Asbestos Causation Issue

The Maine Supreme Court recently handed down an important decision in an asbestos lawsuit that may have an impact on future toxic tort cases in Maine.  In Grant v. Foster Wheeler et. al., the court affirmed a lower court’s grant of summary judgment for numerous defendants accused of liability to…

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Graf v. State Farm – Maine Auto Insurance Dispute Weighed by State High Court

In Maine, motorists are required to maintain minimum limits of uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) benefits. These help make up the difference in costs if you are injured by the negligence of another driver who doesn’t have insurance or doesn’t have enough insurance to cover your losses. It can also be applied…

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Authorities Investigate Cause of Deadly Maine Truck Accident

Two men died and two others were seriously injured when a pickup truck slammed into a dump truck on a recent Wednesday morning in Durham. It was shortly after 7 a.m. when the pickup, exiting Rabbit Road onto Route 9, slammed into a crossing dump truck driven by a 42-year-old.…

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Worst Intersections for Portland Bicycle Accidents Mapped

During this past summer, a 23-year-old suffered serious injuries in a Portland bicycle accident that occurred at the intersection of State Street and Cumberland Avenue. Although the cyclist’s injuries were not life-threatening, the incident raised questions for local news outlets about the most dangerous intersections for bicyclists in Portland.  The Bangor…

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Police: Maine Law Enforcement Unprepared for Legal Marijuana

A major police group in Maine has released a statement saying law enforcement would be unduly burdened – and not at all prepared – by legalized recreational marijuana in Maine. Representatives of the Maine Association of Chiefs of Police said during a recent press conference that legalized marijuana in Maine…

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Man Crashes Car in Maine While Arguing With His Girlfriend

Authorities say two people were injured in a Maine car accident that occurred in Harpswell while the pair were engaged in a heated argument with each other. The Portland Press reported first responders were called to the 1300 block of Harpswell Neck Road on a recent Thursday evening, where they…

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How Social Media Can Sour Your Personal Injury Lawsuit

Globally, we have become reliant on social media platforms. They are a source of fulfillment on many fronts, keeping us connected, informed and entertained. But they are increasingly being used for another purpose: Evidence. This is true of course for law enforcement, combing for evidence of threats or probation violations or…

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Maine Woman Sues New Hampshire Company for Food Poisoning That Sickened Child

A woman from York County, Maine is suing a beef manufacturer headquartered in New Hampshire following an outbreak of E. coli that made her 9-year-old son so sick he had to be hospitalized.  According to a report from SeaCoastOnline.com, plaintiff purchased the meat at a store in Kittery, and she…

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Kay v. Wiggins – Maine Wrongful Death Lawsuit Barred by Workers’ Compensation Exclusivity

In most situations wherein someone’s injury or death is caused by the negligence of another, a civil lawsuit may be in order. However, if the injured party was working or acting in the course and scope of employment at the time of the accident, the case could become more complicated. …

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Maine Woman Arrested for Hitting Pedestrians Playing Pokemon Go

Police say a Bangor pedestrian accident that resulted in injuries may have been intentional. What will that mean as far as auto insurance coverage for the injured?  According to The Bangor Daily News, a woman from Brewer may have intentionally rammed her car into a pedestrian who was playing the now-popular Pokemon…

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