THE DEADLIEST DRUG IN PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA AND THE DEATH PENALTY
DESIGNER AND SYNTHETIC DRUGS
K2 AND BATH SALTS
NEW OPIOID LEGISLATION PASSES THROUGH HOUSE
CONCUSSIONS AND POST-CONCUSSION SYNDROME
THE STAIRCASE'S 5 MOST IMPORTANT LESSONS
PENN STATE STUDENT PEDESTRIAN INJURED IN HIT AND RUN HIGHLIGHTS IMPORTANCE OF UNINSURED MOTORIST COVERAGE
StateCollege.Com recently reported on a twenty-one year old Penn State student who was run down and left for dead after being hit by an unknown driver on blue course drive in State College. According to the report, the horrific accident occurred around 5 a.m. on a Saturday morning while the Penn State student was walking along the recently built section of blue course drive that connects Atherton Street with West College Avenue. The Penn State student was pulling a wheeled cooler and was struck from behind and was found lying in the street by a taxi cab driver. The crash investigators who arrived on scene were unable to locate much in the way of physical evidence and local State College police have asked anyone with information to contact the Ferguson Township Police Department.
38.5 MILLION DOLLAR PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARD IN FATAL KRAFT FACTORY SHOOTING HIGHLIGHTS NEED FOR ADEQUATE SAFETY
A Philadelphia jury awarded more than $38.5 million in punitive damages to the estates of two former Kraft employees who were fatally gunned down by a disgruntled co-worker. After less than three hours of deliberations, the jury found in favor of the two deceased employees and voted 11-1 to impose punitive damages in the amount of $38.5 million. This comes after the jury awarded the estates of the two deceased employees $8 million in compensatory personal injury damages. After the jury returned the verdict, the two former employees personal injury attorney noted that the verdict in favor of the plaintiffs sent "an important message to U.S. Security that their guards shouldn't run away in a crisis, but actually act like security guards."
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March 28, 2018 | Category: Civil Rights
