After falling on an escalator, James Foster has filed a personal injury lawsuit. The lawsuit names Alton Square Mall in Illinois as the defendant. Foster claims that Alton Square Mall was negligent and did not properly inspect the mall escalator for handrail defects. His fall occured as a result of this negligence, prompting the lawsuit.

Foster also claims that there was not adequate warning posted anywhere about the defective condition of the escalator. He states that Alton Square Mall is responsible for the escalator’s upkeep and failed to maintain the escalator’s safety.

Foster’s injured his hip in the ordeal, sending him to seek medical attention for his injury. He is seeking damages in the excess of $50,000 and is suing for medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, loss of earning capacity and disability.

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The A.O. Smith Corporation can add another name to the list of people suing them for asbestos exposure by using their products. Willie Scott is suing a variety of corporations that he believes is responsible for his lung cancer. The list of corporations includes Lockheed Martin and Zurn Industries, who Scott is suing for manufacturing asbestos contaminated products. Scott’s medical records allude to a history of asbestos exposure during the years that he worked for the Texaco reginery (1952-1983).

At 71 years of age, Scott is a lung cancer patient who has been a cigarette smoker for a majority of his life. He claims that the companies on his list were negligent to properly test their products for asbestos before releasing them into the market.

Scott is suing for mental anguish, lost wages, loss of earning capacity, medical expenses, physical impairment and disfigurement.

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After years of doing her husband’s laundry, Maxine Johnson died from asbestos exposure. Her husband, a retired plumber, claims that he was exposed to asbestos during his work. His wife handled all of his contaminated work laundry and became ill.

Elroyce, Maxine’s husband, worked at a variety of chemical plants, utility companies, and refineries. Mrs. Johnson was diagnosed with lung cancer as a result of handling her husband’s asbestos contaiminated clothing.

Mr. Johnson is suing his former employers for using products that contained asbestos and that were unreasonably dangerous. He claims that he was not properly warned of the health risks involved with his job and that his employer failed to properly protect him from asbestos exposure.

Mr. Johnson claims that his past employers knew about the health risks of their asbestos-laced products but did nothing to reduce the risks. He is suing for the wrongful death of his wife and exemplary damages.

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Aurilano Salas, a dump truck driver, suffered from various illnesses. After becoming ill at work, he was taken to Christus Hospital St. Mary and diagnosed with sepsis. Only eight hours later, Salas died of a heart attack.

The medical malpractice lawsuit has been filed by the Salas family against Christus Health Southeast Texas. According to the plaintiffs’, Christus doctors treated Salas for a respiratory infection and prescribed Tylenol for a fever and antibotics for his sepsis. The autopsy stated, however, that Salas died from a heart attack.

The Salas family argues that Aurilano was misdiagnosed, which led to his eventual death. They also state that they made hospital staff at Christus aware that Aurilano had a heart condition and was taking Plavix.

The Salas family is seeking damages for medical expenses, funeral expenses, loss of companionship, pain and suffering, and exemplary damages.

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