A recently introduced controller to the Nintendo Wii video gamed "Guitar Hero" was recently recalled. The model, known as "Rage Wireless Guitars" reportedly has a defective circuit board that can lead to battery leaks. 57,000 of the controllers were shipped between June and September 2008, and the defect was only recently detected. So far there has only been one reported incident of a consumer suffering a chemical burn from this product. It appears that battery leakage will only occur if the batteries are installed incorrectly. However, chemical burns can be dangerous injuries, and consumers are encouraged to return the product to be on the safe side. If you or a loved one has been injured by a defective product, contact Appleton product liability attorneys Habush, Habush & Rottier at 920-738-0900.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Indian. - A man was killed early Sunday after he became trapped under a heavy piece of farm machinery, police said. The rural man was 68 years old.  The cause of death for the victim was listed as "accidental positional asphyxiation" by the Montgomery County Coroner's Officer, according to a news release from the Montgomery County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff's deputies responded to a call of a subject pinned under farm equipment.  They arrived at the scene and were met by the victim's wife, who informed them that her husband was pinned under a gravity wagon full of corn.  The man was found motionless under the wagon. If you or someone you know has suffered injury or death due to an accident involving faulty farm equipment, you may be eligible to recover damages for any losses you incurred.  Contact the Appleton farm equiptment lawyers of Habush, Habush, & Rottier, S.C. at 800.472.9334 for a free initial consultation.  We will discuss your case and further legal options.