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Wrongful Death
Medical Malpractice
Description:
A medical malpractice lawsuit against a hospital for the wife and children of a man who committed suicide in the locked psychiatric unit of the hospital. A federal court jury found the hospital negligent at the conclusion of a two week trial.
A medical malpractice lawsuit against a hospital for the wife and children of a man who committed suicide in the locked psychiatric unit of the hospital. A federal court jury found the hospital negligent at the conclusion of a two week trial.
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Wrongful Death
Wrongful Death
Description:
A 55-year-old man, married with two children, died of a pulmonary embolism which was not diagnosed on multiple visits to a Minnesota hospital. Fault was adamantly denied but the case settled short of trial.
A 55-year-old man, married with two children, died of a pulmonary embolism which was not diagnosed on multiple visits to a Minnesota hospital. Fault was adamantly denied but the case settled short of trial.
Wrongful Death
Wrongful Death
Description:
Wrongful death of mother (86) and son (58) following a crash where they were rear-ended by a woman texting on I-35 in Iowa.
Wrongful death of mother (86) and son (58) following a crash where they were rear-ended by a woman texting on I-35 in Iowa.
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Wrongful Death
Injury to Children
Description:
A construction project contractor piled a shipment of roof trusses in a vacant lot. The trusses were piled one on top of the other in rows. An 11 year old girl and her little brother were playing among the trusses when a pile of trusses fell on her crushing her to death. Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben sued the general contractor, the subcontractor, and a government agency which was involved in the building project. Liability and damages were disputed. Jim Schwebel and Jim Ballentine achieved a settlement of $900,000 for the girl's parents and siblings.
A construction project contractor piled a shipment of roof trusses in a vacant lot. The trusses were piled one on top of the other in rows. An 11 year old girl and her little brother were playing among the trusses when a pile of trusses fell on her crushing her to death. Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben sued the general contractor, the subcontractor, and a government agency which was involved in the building project. Liability and damages were disputed. Jim Schwebel and Jim Ballentine achieved a settlement of $900,000 for the girl's parents and siblings.