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[09/02] For 2nd time, Ohio woman gives birth in vehicle
[09/01] NYC man plunges 40 stories, lands on car, survives
[09/01] Conn. driver falls from car on I-95; Dodge goes on
[08/31] Qantas flight returns to SF with engine trouble
[08/31] Bear attack highlights lax Ohio exotic pet laws
[08/31] Time to get your flu shot, but just one this year
[08/31] 3 die in medical helicopter crash in Arkansas
[08/30] Questions loom over drug given to sleepless vets
[08/30] Passenger dies on flight from Nigeria to Atlanta
[08/30] ER visits for concussions soar among kid athletes
[08/27] Tires of plane catch fire during landing in Calif.
[08/27] Life since Katrina: 3 stories of survival

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Loss Due to Construction Defects

A construction defect is a flaw or deficiency in a building’s design, the material’s used, quality of the property or the level of skill of the builders. These defects may cost the owner thousands of dollars to repair, cause a decrease in the worth of the structure or, in some cases, makes the structure unsafe. Some defects may be clear to the naked eye, however, some may be hidden and are not discovered until weeks, months or years later.

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Who Is Responsible for Birth Injuries?

During the delivery of a child, injuries sometimes occur. Often these injuries are not avoidable. However, at times injuries are the result of medical negligence and may have been prevented if responded to properly and with adequate care. If your child suffered preventable injuries during birth, there may be a number of people held responsible, including the doctor, other hospital employees and/or the hospital. It depends on the type of injury your child suffered and the circumstances surrounding the injury.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is an owner of property liable for using deadly force to defend their property?

What remedies does a railroad worker, who is injured while working, have?

What is a slip and fall action?

Can anyone bring a wrongful death claim?

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