In March and April Julie Ramson and Dawn Ehrenberg won a case involving a young woman, age 22, who passed away from sepsis following a ruptured duodenal ulcer. The ulcer was not discovered until autopsy because the young woman was admitted with generalized weakness, neurological abnormalities, an abnormal EKG and hypertension.
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McKenna Law Update & News December 2015
In This Issue… WORKERS’ COMPENSATON CLAIM IS EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR EMPLOYEE’S ASBESTOS INJURY THE USE OF ILLINOIS RULE 224 WHEN DOES SOCIAL MEDIA ACTIVITY TURN INTO STALKING? MASSACHUSETTS COURT SETS OUT REQUIREMENTS UNDER MASSACHUSETTS STATUTE TRIALS AND CASE DISPOSITIONS
McKenna Law Update & News – October 2015
In This Issue… STATUTE OF LIMITATION FOR WRONGFUL DEATH – DATE OF DISCOVERY OF INJURY OR DEATH LIABILITY OF SELF INSURED RENTAL CAR COMPANIES LIMITED TO SAME MINIMUM COVERAGE REQUIREMENT AS COMPANIES THAT PURCHASE INSURANCE RESORT OWNER NOT LIABLE TO PATRON WHO BROKE HIS NECK DIVING INTO A LAKE NEIMAN MARCUS DATA BREACH ACTION: CUSTOMERS […]
McKenna Law Update & News – June 2015
In This Issue… WRONGFUL DEATH VIA SUICIDE CLAIM DISMISSED DEFAMATORY STATEMENTS ON THE INTERNET MAY NOT REMAIN ANONYMOUS AND MAY BE ACTIONABLE CALCULATION OF HEALTH CARE LIENS McKENNA NEWS
McKenna Law Update & News – March 2015
In This Issue… CAPTIVE INSURANCE AGENT DOES HAVE A DUTY OF ORDINARY CARE WHEN PROCURING INSURANCE COVERAGE SIX FLAGS HAS NO LIABILITY FOR DEATH OF WORKER KILLED WHILE DISMANTLING A WATERSLIDE A BROAD EXCLUPATORY CLAUSE MAY NOT BE ENOUGH McKENNA NEWS