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Tesla Model S Involved in Fatal South Florida Crash 22-year-old woman killed after Tesla Model S ran stop sign, collided with parked vehicle For the second time in three months, a vehicle made by Tesla Motors has been involved in a fatal traffic accident. In this post, the automobile accident injury lawyer at The Doan Law Firm will report on the circumstances of the latest crash before discussing the possibility that recent accident investigations suggest that Tesla’s highly-touted “Autopilot” driver…

Sadly, we must report that many of our veterans have developed significant hearing loss and that a factor in their hearing loss were defective earplugs that weredeliberately sold to the Defense Department by 3Mwith the full knowledge that they were defective! History of the Earplugs and Hearing Loss Hearing loss is the second most common cause of disability in the Veterans Administration system. Many of these cases are found in our older veterans and are related to the natural aging…

Next year will mark the one-hundredth anniversary of the word entry of the “robot” into the English language when it was used in the title of the 1920 play R.U.R. (Rossumovi Univerzální Roboti – “Rossum’s Universal Robots”) by the Czech writer Karel Capek, who credited his brother Josef Capek as creating it from the Czech term for “drudgery”,robota. In today’s post, the personal injury and defective consumer product lawyer at The Doan Law Firm reports on an unusual recent event…

In other posts we have discussed the underappreciated dangers of “bounce houses” and other types of “inflatable recreation devices” that have become something of a must-have at community social events and children’s birthday parties. We have not yet mentioned the potential liability of property owners who have either rented a bounce house from a vendor or purchased a device for their personal use. Today, the bounce house injury lawyer at The Doan Law Firm, a nationwide personal injury law practice…

Beginning in late March of 2018, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began receiving reports from various state health departments around the country of a type of food poisoning caused by contamination of a popular breakfast cereal with a type of bacteria known asSalmonella. As of Thursday, July 12th, the CDC reported that it had received confirmation of 100 unique cases ofSalmonella in 33 states. In today’s post, the defective consumer products lawyer at the Doan Law…