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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 Liquor Liability Act May be Applied in Fatal Crash

A young man in Maine has been indicted on a manslaughter charge following a Maine drunk driving accident that killed one and left another seriously injured. Although civil liability has not been raised at this juncture, our drunk driving accident lawyers know it could well be an issue in the…

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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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Police: Teen Driver in Fatal Maine Crash Was Speeding

A driver behind the wheel in a car crash that left one person dead and three seriously injured was reportedly traveling at nearly twice the speed limit, police say. Speeding, of course, is one of the most prevalent contributing factors in auto accidents, with the National Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)…

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Maine Storefront Crash Results in Injury

A driver was recently critically injured following a three-car crash that ended with one vehicle slamming into the front of the Gothic building in downtown Belfast, an hour south of Bangor.  According to The Bangor Daily News, officers believe an older man in a Sedan with Massachusetts plates was speeding…

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Maine OUI Accident Lawsuit Prompts Tougher Criminal Charges

Drunk driving accidents and the devastating injuries and deaths they cause are 100 percent preventable. Maine legislators believe this as well, which is why criminal penalties for causing an accident while drunk are severe – especially if someone is seriously hurt or killed. Maine Revised Statute 29-A, Section 2411 spells…

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Holiday Hayride Accident Injures 7, One Woman Critically

A man driving a car on a rural road in Waterville was reportedly blinded by bright sun when he rear-ended a horse-drawn hayride recently, injuring seven people – one critically.  According to the Bangor Daily News, the collision happened on Christmas Day when the operators, S&S Carriage Rides, were offering…

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Angelo v. Campus Crest at Orono LLC – Police Officer Sues for Dangerous Condition on Property

A police officer wading into a rowdy college crowd in Orono to arrest unruly guests fell and broke his ankle. As this incident occurred while he was working, he’s almost certainly entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. However, that only covers part of his expenses, and he has since filed a…

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Estate of Gagnon v. Anthony – Comparative Fault in Maine Personal Injury Lawsuit

The issue of comparative fault in Maine personal injury lawsuits is a significant one because, depending on the degree of it, an injured person’s right to collect damages may be significantly reduced or eliminated entirely. Maine Revised Statute Titel 14 Part 1 Chapter 7 Section 156 covers “comparative negligence.” The…

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Rain-Slicked Roads a Hazard to Maine Motorists

A series of massive rainstorms over Maine recently set a daily rainfall record in Portland, with nearly 6 inches of water. In nearby Searsport, the precipitation reached almost 10 inches a day. The storms made headlines as they caused flooding throughout the state, cut off roadway access and in some…

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