Nursing home arbitration clauses may be enforceable, rules US Supreme Court
State courts could not categorically refuse to enforce arbitration clauses in the admission contracts of nursing homes sued for wrongful death, the U.S Supreme Court has ruled in a per curiam decision.
Convict ordered to pay in wrongful death suit
APPLETON, Wis. (AP) — An Outagamie County judge ordered a convicted murderer to pay his stepson $850,000 for the wrongful death of his mother. Scott Schmidt, of Appleton, was sentenced […]
2010AP2428 Affolter, et al. v. American Family Mutual Insurance Company
Torts Wrongful death; abandonment Erik Affolter appeals a summary judgment dismissing his wrongful death claim against American Family Mutual Insurance Company. Affolter sought to recover damages for loss of society […]
Parking garage suit filed to beat reform bill
A wrongful death lawsuit stemming from a collapsed concrete panel at a Milwaukee County-owned parking garage was filed earlier than planned so the plaintiffs could avoid pending legislation that would limit punitive damages.
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- Insurance Coverage Exclusions-Policy Interpretation
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