The recall of Chinese dairy products has caused close to 53,000 Chinese children to become ill recently. According to reports, the milk was recalled after it was discovered that the industrial chemical, melamine, was found in the milk. This substance has been banned in China for some time. The Chinese government has promised to investigate the cause of this food safety issue and hold those responsible liable for any illness or injury that they might have caused.

A majority of the 12,892 children that have been hospitalized are 2 years old or younger. Sadly, 4 children have lost their lives and over 100 are in critical condition.

The Chinese Health Ministry has reported that the products in question are a form of powered milk, and a type of baby formula. One of the companies involved, the Shijiazhuang Sanlu Group Co., is at the center of investigations.

If your child has been injured by a recall, contact the Waukesha personal injury lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ® by calling 800-559-5599.

Ford has recently recalled around 5 millions vehicles for faulty cruise control switches. According to a U.S. regulatory agency, these faulty switches may potentially cause a fire at any time.

The recall includes Ford, Lincoln, and Mecury cars and trucks from the years of 1992 to 2004. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration states that this recall is a part of a previously announced recall to fix approximately 7 million vehicles.

The NHTSA warns that this is a very serious safety risk. Sixty people have reported fires caused by the cruise control switch form August through February of last year. The repair takes very little time and should be made immediately if your car or truck has been listed in the recall, which now covers 12 million vehicles.

For more information about your legal rights and the dangerous of defective automobiles, contact the Waukesha auto defects lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ® by calling 800-559-5599.

The crash of a Cessna 150 airplane near Fox Lake, Illinois, is currently being investigated by the Federal Aviation Administration. The FAA is looking into what may have caused the aircraft to lose power some time on Sunday evening, causing it to crash into a field near a landing strip.

Fox Lake fire officials have reported that three people were the passengers of the single-engine aircraft. Fortunately, the three escaped the accident with only minor injuries.

A man and a small child were treated at the scene of the accident, and a third person was taken to a nearby hospital in McHenry, Illinois. All of the passengers are expected to make a full recovery from their injuries.

If you have been involved in an avaiation accident that has left you with serious injuries, contact the Waukesha aviation accident lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ® by calling 800-559-5599.