Green Bay Personal Injury Lawyer

Ethan’s Law will require for-profit, private water parks to have a minimum one million dollars of liability insurance coverage in the event of the death of a patron. The bill was sponsored by state Represented Marilyn Ruestman. The law as named after Ethan Cory, a six year old who drowned at private water park last summer.

Violation of this law will result in fines of $250 per day. Because the bill contains an emergency clause, it went into effect immediately after being signed.

If you have sustained injuries from a waterpark, call the Green Bay Personal Injury Attorneys at Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. by dialing 920-437-0900 today.

A Mosinee man has been awarded $10 million in damages after suffering a great deal of pain following a hospital procedure. Larry Schultz, the injured man and former nuclear pharmacist, was awarded $5 million for his pain and suffering alone. He was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1988 and has been receiving treatments for it ever since. In 2006, he returned to St. Luke’s Medical Center to have a drug injected into his spine in order to relieve spasticity caused by the disease.

Two drugs were injected that day, Baclofen and Reno-60, however, court documents revealed that Reno-60 is not meant to be used as an intrathecal injection, meaning it is not meant to be injected into the spine.

This crucial mistake lead to serious injuries for Schultz, leading to severe spasticity, seizures, and neurological damage. Shultz was forced to use a wheelchair as a result of the painful injuries.

Daniel Rottier of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. represented the man throughout his terrible ordeal and was able to assist him in receiving the compensation that he deserves for his injuries.

If you or a loved one has suffered due to the negligence of a medical professional - contact the Green Bay Medical Malpractice Lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. by calling 1-800-757-8644. Your initial consultation is free.

St. Louis Cardiology Consultants are facing a personal injury lawsuit after a man fell off of the doctor’s examination table during a medical appointment. The injured man, Marvin Turner, claims to have been recieving an exam from the doctor when he fell while trying to get down from the examination table. His fall resultd in injuries to his left elbow, right knee, back and legs.

He claims that the Cardiology Consultants failed to provide him with the appropriate assistance to help him get down from the table and failed to supply him with an alternative exam table that could be lowered for his safety.

Turner also claims that his injuries will continue to cause him to suffer pain, disability, and medical expenses.

If you have been injured due to someone else’s negligence, contact a Green Bay Personal Injury lawyer at Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. by calling 1-800-757-8644.

A woman slipped in a Walgreens pharmacy store, causing serious injuries. Sharon Robinson, the woman who fell, was walking near the cosmetics counter when she lost her balance on a wet floor and fell.

Robinson is suing the store for failing to properly follow safety procedures, which include making sure that the floor is dry and safe to walk on. Robinson claims the store’s negligence in the matter is the cause of her injuries. She also claims that the store failed to display any kind of warning sign to let customers know that the floor in that area was wet and failed to warn customers that a cleaning substance had been used that would make the floor unsafe to navigate.

Robinson claims to have suffered injuries to her back, neck, and shoulders. She seeks compensation for the lost wages, disability, pain and suffering, and medical expenses that she had to ensure as a result of her injury.

If you have been injured due to the negligence of someone else, contact the Slip and Fall Injury Lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. today by calling 1-800-757-8644.

Bourbon Street Bar and Grill in Granite City, Illinois, is now facing a lawsuit after a dog on the property attacked one of the patrons of the property. Shelia Sydnor claims that she was knocked to the ground and seriously injured by a dog located on the property. She claims to have sustained serious injuries as a result of the fall.

Sydnor states in the lawsuit that she was lawfully on the defendant’s property when a dog came out of nowhere and knocked her to the ground. She sustained injuries to ther thumb and ulnar collateral ligament. She seeks damages for her injuries after learning that the Illinois Animal Control Act states that she is permitted to sue the defendants for the cost of her medical bills, lost wages, and damages.

Sydnor claims that the dog owner’s neglience was the cause of her injuries. She states that the dog was allowed to roam free inside of the restaurant and that the owner of the animal did nothing to warn her of any possible danger.

If you or a loved one has been injured due to a dog bite, contact the Green Bay Dog Bite Attorneys today for more informatio.