Family Seeks Justice: San Antonio Woman Killed by Low-Hanging Fiber Optic Cable in Front Yard Accident

San Antonio, Texas – The family of a woman who tragically died after being struck by a low-hanging fiber optic cable in her front yard has initiated a wrongful death lawsuit against multiple companies involved. The suit, filed in state district court, alleges negligence on the part of the defendants, including telecommunications provider AT&T and its subcontractor. Glenda Roth, 64, sustained severe head injuries on May 2 when a dumpster truck collided with the cable, causing it to whip through her yard and strike her directly. Following the accident, Roth was transported to Brooke Army … Read more

Jury Awards $20.5 Million to Family of Librarian Killed by Drunken Driver in Portland Bus Stop Tragedy

PORTLAND, Ore. — A Multnomah County jury has awarded $20.5 million to the family of Jeanie Diaz, a librarian who tragically lost her life after being struck by a drunken driver while waiting for a bus in July 2023. The verdict underscores the devastating impact of impaired driving and serves as a reminder of the need for heightened awareness around this critical issue. In November 2023, Diaz’s family filed a lawsuit seeking $120 million in damages, a reflection of both the profound loss they experienced and their desire for accountability. They pursued legal action against … Read more

Tragic Security Breach: Georgia Prison Worker Killed by Inmate in Shocking Incident Amid Lawsuit Allegations

Statesboro, Georgia – A tragic incident at Smith State Prison has raised serious questions about safety protocols and oversight within the facility. Aureon Shavea Grace, a 24-year-old food service worker and recent Statesboro High School graduate, was fatally shot by inmate Jaydrekus Hart in June 2024. Hart subsequently took his own life. Grace had been employed by Aramark at the prison kitchen for less than five months when the fatal shooting occurred. Authorities revealed that Grace and Hart had a personal relationship, and a note apparently written by Hart was discovered after the incident. The … Read more

Tragic Incident Leads Family to Sue Atlanta After Homeless Man Killed During City Cleanup Efforts

ATLANTA — The family of a homeless man who died during a city operation to clear a homeless encampment has initiated a wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Atlanta. The suit comes in the wake of the tragic incident involving 46-year-old Cornelius Taylor, who was killed when a front loader operated by the Department of Public Works struck his tent on January 16. The location of the accident was Old Wheat Street, near significant landmarks such as The King Center and Ebenezer Baptist Church. According to court documents, internal city emails revealed that the … Read more