One woman was injured in rollover accident in West Salem on Thursday morning.

According to local police officials, the accident occurred just before 4:30 a.m when a 20-year-old man somehow lost control of his vehicle and it flipped and rolled over.

The man was partially ejected from the car and his leg was outside of the car when emergency crews arrived. The man was transported to the hospital in order to be treated and his current condition is unknown at this time. What caused the accident is still being investigated.

Our thoughts are with the friends and family during this difficult time. 

A University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh student was struck by a car in Neenah on Wednesday morning.

The 22-year-old was walking in a crosswalk while heading west at the intersection of Irving Avenue and Jackson Street. A 38-year-old woman was driving in the same direction on Irving when she started to turn left onto Jackson. The woman's vehicle struck the student, resulting in injuries to the student's arms and legs. 

The victim was taken to Theda Clark Medical Center following the incident to be treated for her injuries. According to police, the driver who hit the student has been charged with failure to yield the right of way to a passenger. 

If you have been injured in a pedestrian accident caused by a careless driver, you deserve to to be compensated for your pain. Contact the Appleton pedestrian accident lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. by calling 800-242-2874 today.

A collision between a car and a motorcycle sent one to the hospital on Monday night.

A Manitowoc woman was driving a Volkswagen Jetta on Wisconsin 32/57 around 8:30 pm when she crossed the centerline of the roadway. After crossing the line, the woman crashed into 59-year-old motorcyclist, Michael Keyzer.  

According to Brown County Sheriff's Lt. Keith Barth, Keyzer was transported to Green Bay's St. Vincent Hospital by helicopter. He required surgery, and was said to be in critical condition on Tuesday. 

The woman who caused the crash has been accused of driving drunk and causing injury, as well as driving left of center. She was not injured in the accident. 

If you have been injured in a motorcycle accident because of a reckless, drunk driver, you deserve to be compensated for your pain. Contact the Appleton reckless driving accident attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. by calling 800-242-2874 today.

An Appleton man has been accused of innapropriately touching a 13-year-old girl last month.

The 19-year-old man was attempting to get out of Wisconsin when he was taken into custody at the Appleton Greyhound bus station. He was arrested and charged with first-degree sexual assault of a child as well as being in possession of child pornography, both felony charges. The Grand Chute police were originally unable to locate the suspect after the incident, but received a tip that he was planning on fleeing the state which led them to the bus station. 

The man is currently being held in the Outagamie Country jail and on a U.S. Immigrations and Naturalization detainer. According to police, although the suspect is denying the sexual assault accusation, child pornography was found on his mobile phone. 

If you or someone you know has been the victim of sexual assault, you need experienced legal assistance on your side. Contact the Appleton sexual assault attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. by calling 800-242-2874 today.

A woman was injured in an Appleton car accident Tuesday.

According to officials with the Appleton Police Department, the
crash occurred shortly after 12:00 p.m. Tuesday at the intersection of Franklin
Street and Division Street. Police say a gray minivan driven by a 66 year-old
Appleton woman was traveling west on Franklin Street and ran a red light,
causing the crash. The minivan collided with a black sport utility vehicle
that was traveling south on Division Street.

According to the accident report, the force of the impact
caused the sport utility vehicle to rollover. The 31 year-old female driver
sustained non life-threatening injuries in the accident. She was transported by
ground ambulance to an area hospital for treatment.

The 66 year-old woman told police she received a cell phone
call just before running the red light.

If you have been injured in a car accident caused by a
distracted driver, please contact the Appleton personal injury lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C., by calling 800-242-2874.

A woman was injured in an Appleton van accident Tuesday
afternoon.

According to officials with the Appleton Police Department,
the two-vehicle accident occurred 
shortly after 12:00 p.m. in downtown Appleton. Police say a minivan
traveling west on Franklin Street ran a red light, causing the accident. The
minivan drove through the red light and collided with a sport utility vehicle
driven by a 31 year-old Appleton woman on south Division Street.

According to the accident report, the force of the impact
caused the SUV to rollover. The 31 year-old woman sustained
non-life-threatening injuries in the accident. She was transported by ground
ambulance to an area hospital for treatment. Her name has not been released.

The minivan was driven by a 66 year-old Appleton woman. She
was not injured in the crash. She told police she received a cell phone call
just before running the red light. Her name has not been released.

If you have been injured in an auto accident caused by a
reckless driver, please contact the Appleton reckless driving accident
attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. ®, by calling 800-242-2874.

A woman from Appleton was injured in an aviation accident in
Maine Sunday night.

According to officials with the Knox County Sheriff’s
Department, four people were injured when the small plane they were aboard
crashed into the ocean near Matinicus, an island located about 20 miles off the
coast of Rockland. Deputies say the Cessna 206 was 200 feet above the water and
banking into a turn when the engine failed. The pilot leveled the plane and
glided it down without power for a hard landing on the water, Penobscot Island
Air owner Kevin Waters said.

According to the accident report, Matinicus resident Evan
Murray and Abbie Read, of Appleton, were both injured in the crash and
transported to Maine Medical Center in Portland. Murray is listed in
satisfactory condition. No information on the nature or extent of Read’s
injuries was available. Another passenger, Karen Ford of Waterville, is listed
in serious condition at Central Maine Medical Center. The pilot, Rob Hoffman,
is recovering from minor injuries at home.

If you have been injured in an aviation accident, please
contact the Appleton aviation accident attorney of Habush Habush & Rottier,
S.C.®, by calling 800-242-2874.

An Appleton woman and two other people were injured in an
aviation accident Monday.

According to officials with the Matinicus Island Police
Department, a five-person Cessna 206 went down shortly after 4:30 p.m. Sunday. Police
say the aircraft apparently took off from the island’s dirt airstrip, climbed
about 200 feet, then developed engine trouble and lost power. The plane crashed
a few hundred feet offshore.

The aviation accident is under investigation by the Knox
County Sheriff’s Office, along with the Coast Guard, the Maine Marine Patrol,
Maine State Police, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the National
Transportation Safety Board.

The three passengers, 56 year-old Appleton-resident Abagail
Read, 47 year-old Manticus-resident Eva Murray, and 69 year-old Robert Hoffman,
of Rangeley, were transported to an area hospital for treatment. No information
on the nature or extent of their injuries was immediately available.

If you have been injured in an aviation accident, please
contact the Appleton Aviation Accident Lawyer of Habush Habush & Rottier,
S.C. ®, by calling 800-242-2874.

A Connecticut couple has been awarded a $250,000 judgment in
a slip and fall lawsuit filed against a gas station chain.

According to court documents, the parent company of the
North Platte Sun-Mart stores was hit with a $250,000 judgment after a four-day
trial wrapped up a nearly three-year-long lawsuit over a slip and fall at a
store. The lawsuit claimed gas station chain Nash Finch was negligent in
failing to purchase and maintain floors in a way that would make them
slip-resistent.

According to the lawsuit, Diane Derra was grocery shopping
on New Year’s Day 2007 when she slipped on a wet floor in a public section of
the store. The complaint alleged that Nash Finch “created and/or otherwise
failed to prevent a hazardous and slippery condition of a floor that it knew,
or should have known, when wet is a trap for the unwary and unwarned public
capable of causing serious injury and/or death to its patrons.”

The plaintiffs claimed Nash Finch failed to take action even
though it knew that during the winter months the floors of the gas station “could
become wet from patron spills, outside weather conditions, or self service
drink and ice dispensers.”

The Derras sought damages including $50,000 in medical
expenses, as well as all future medical expenses including nursing home care.
Payment for permanent physical disabilities, pain and suffering, and loss of enjoyment
of life was also sought.  

If you need assistance with a slip and fall lawsuit, please
contact the Appleton premises liability lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier,
S.C. ®, by calling 800-242-2874.

A jury in Texas has cleared a physician of negligence in a
nursing home malpractice lawsuit.

According to Jefferson County District Court documents,
jurors found no negligence on the part of Dr. Shariq Ahmad in the death of Emma
Lee Randolph. The nursing home malpractice lawsuit claimed Ahmad failed to
attend to Randolph’s nutritional and medical needs.

According to the lawsuit, Randolph was admitted to Silsbee
Oaks Nursing Home on January 18, 2006. During her stay, she was required to go
to The Kidney Center in Beaumont for dialysis several times a week. The lawsuit
claimed that during these visits, “the staff at the Kidney Center did not care for
Ms. Randolph. They allowed her to sit in a wheelchair without being
repositioned, without receiving incontinent care, without receiving adequate
nutrition, and without receiving adequate hydration.”

The lawsuit also alleges that the physicians at the Kidney
Center did not attend to her nutritional needs and she was not assisted with
eating or drinking during the time she was there. “Despite being repeatedly
warned by the nursing home staff that these failures would be catastrophic to
Ms. Randolph, the physicians and staff at the Kidney Center did nothing to
improve and as a result, Ms. Randolph became dehydrated, malnourished, and
developed severe bedsores, which later became infected,” the lawsuit says.

The jury declined to award any damages to the defendants,
finding no evidence of negligence on Ahmad’s part.

If you need assistance with a similar personal injury
lawsuit, please contact the Appleton Nursing Home Malpractice Lawyers of Habush
Habush & Rottier, S.C.®, by calling 800-242-2874.