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On Behalf of Sheffy, DeNigris, Grey & Bedard, LLP | May 29, 2015 | Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident, Firm News
The General Motors ignition switch defect resulted in more than 100 deaths of motorists in Chevrolet Cobalts when the switch turned off the electrical power in the car. The loss of electrical power meant power was cut off to the steering and brakes, contributing to a...
On Behalf of Sheffy, DeNigris, Grey & Bedard, LLP | May 22, 2015 | Car Accidents, Firm News
With today being the beginning of the Memorial Day weekend, and with it the unofficial beginning of summer and summer driving, to the beach or on longer vacations, if you are heading out on the road, you will find you are not alone. The AAA estimates that more than 37...
On Behalf of Sheffy, DeNigris, Grey & Bedard, LLP | May 15, 2015 | Child Injury, Firm News
Americans typically have a relatively benign attitude towards wild animals. We are used to seeing them in zoos, in the movies and as adorable cartoons. 200 years ago, Americans saw wild animals as a source of food and as a threat. We, on the other hand, are far less...
On Behalf of Sheffy, DeNigris, Grey & Bedard, LLP | May 8, 2015 | Firm News, Medical Malpractice
Tantrums are expected with small children, who may be in the process of socialization where one learns to share and work with others. They are not expected of doctors in an operating room, where their tantrums may endanger patients and other medical staff during the...
On Behalf of Sheffy, DeNigris, Grey & Bedard, LLP | May 2, 2015 | Car Accidents, Firm News
It has been suggested that human's experience life in something of bell curve. We begin as helpless infants, needing constant care and support. We grow older, self-sufficient, and begin to have children of our own, and eventually, we descend back down the curve to the...