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Plaintiff, a twelve year old boy, was a passenger in his mother’s car which was hit by a fourteen wheeler at an intersection.

The minor plaintiff, an eight year old child, sustained serious injuries and disfigurement while a passenger on a “Mini-Himalaya” amusement ride.

This was a wrongful death action arising out of an accident on December 30, 2002, when plaintiff’s decedent was operating a snowmobile. Plaintiffs alleged that the accident occurred because the decedent mistook an aftermarket part, known as a finger throttle (in essence an accelerator) for a brake.

Plaintiff was injured when she fell down stairs which lacked proper handrails at the entrance to a health club.

Plaintiffs were passengers in a hot air balloon that struck powerlines.

Plaintiff, an eighteen year old high school senior, suffered spinal injuries in a go-kart collision because the go-kart lacked a proper seat belt.

Decedent, a sixty year old cancer patient, was set on fire during laser surgery.

Plaintiff, a 98 unit housing cooperative, alleged that it sustained extensive ice damming and roof leaks due to the malpractice of the defendant architectural firm.

Plaintiff was a 43 year old mother of two who sustained a mild traumatic brain injury when part of a shuttle bus ceiling fell on her head.

Plaintiff was a thirty-three year old woman who caught her hair on the unguarded rear axle of a go kart while riding at an indoor amusement center.