Month: November 2012

Abraham Watkins

Helicopter Crash: 5-Year-Old Girl May Have Caused Fatal Wreck

When an aircraft crashes, lawsuits look at a wide range of factors to determine who is responsible for what went wrong. In one recent crash, however, the National Transportation Safety Board pointed to an unusual problem. It concluded that a billionaire’s 5-year-old daughter likely caused a helicopter to crash, killing the girl, her three family…

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Motorcyclist Dies in Collision with Tanker Truck Outside Lubrizol Corp. Plant

In the early morning hours on Wednesday, November 14, 2012, a motorcyclist collided with a big-rig tanker truck outside the Lubrizol Corporation chemical plant in east Harris County. Anson Guillory, the driver of the motorcycle, sustained life-threatening injuries and died as a result of the two-vehicle crash. According to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, the…

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Abraham Watkins

Additional Drugs Found to be Contaminated

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that two additional drugs made by the New England Compounding Center (NECC) were contaminated. The new drugs that have been found to be infected with multiple strands of bacteria are preservative-free betamethasone, a corticosteroid used to relieve severe itching, and cardioplegia solution, a drug used to stop…

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Abraham Watkins

Houston Drunk Driver Kills One And Injures Two More

Unsurprisingly, drunk driving accounts for a huge number of fatal accidents in Houston and throughout the United States. Nearly 12,000 people died in drunk driving accidents in 2008 alone. Another fatal drunk driving accident happened in Houston this week, killing one man and injuring two other people. The crash occurred shortly after 10:00 p.m. in…

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Too Little, Too Late

A local Houstonian that was wrongfully convicted and imprisoned has reached a settlement with the city of Houston, according to the Houston Chronicle. George Rodriguez will receive $3.1 million in a compromise settlement, according to Mayor Annise Parker. George Rodriguez spent 17 years in a state prison after being wrongfully convicted for the 1987 kidnapping…

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