WABI TV 5, the CBS affiliate in Bangor, Maine, interviewed Berman & Simmons attorney Daniel Kagan today about amusement park ride safety. The television report comes on the heels of two incidents that caused injuries at a carnival in Waterville over the weekend of June 13-14.Click here to watch the report and listen to Kagan’s comments.
Berman & Simmons News Articles
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Daniel G. Kagan Daniel Kagan: More regulations will not end amusement ride danger
Daniel Kagan of the Berman & Simmons law firm: âIt is too soon to know whether more or different regulations would have prevented needless harm or injury. â
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Michael Bigos Wrongful death lawsuits: Maine arson victims suffered while trying to escape blaze
The Berman & Simmons law firm has filed wrongful death lawsuits on behalf of the families of two men who died last September in an arson fire in Biddeford, Maine.Michael Moore, 23, and his friend and roommate James Ford, 21, were trapped in their attic apartment at 35 Main St. when the fire was set on Sept. 18. Moore died the next day at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Ford died nearly one month later. The men had been friends since grade school.
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Jodi Nofsinger Daniel G. Kagan Berman & Simmons represents family of 17-year-old killed in hayride
Jodi Nofsinger and Daniel Kagan, attorneys with the Berman & Simmons law firm, are representing the family of a teenager from Oakland, Maine, who died in a haunted hayride crash last October.Cassidy Charette, 17, was an honor student and athlete at Messalonskee High School. On the night of Oct. 11, 2014, Cassidy and several friends went to âThe Gauntletâ at Harvest Hill Farms, a popular Halloween attraction on Route 26 in Mechanic Falls.
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Portland Press Herald interviews attorney about DeCoster jail sentence
Benjamin Gideon, an attorney with the Berman & Simmons law firm, was interviewed by the Portland Press Herald this week for a story about ânotorious egg seller,â Austin âJackâ DeCoster.
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Daniel G. Kagan Family of special-ed teacher killed in car crash files wrongful death lawsuit
Berman & Simmons attorney Daniel Kagan has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the teenage driver who struck and killed a special education teacher from Berwick two years ago.On the morning of April 10, 2013, Amy Harris was driving with her two children on Route 4 in Berwick. Cameron Clair, a 17-year-old from Biddeford, was driving in the opposite direction. Clair crossed the center line and crashed into the Harris family station wagon head-on. Harris was killed instantly. Her two children, then 7 and 4 years old, suffered serious injuries.
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Lawsuit against Sugarloaf Mountain owners still pending as second chairlift accident injures seven
An attorney with the Berman & Simmons law firm was contacted over the weekend by a Boston Globe reporter to discuss a chairlift accident that happened Saturday at Sugarloaf Mountain in Carrabassett Valley.
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Berman & Simmons files wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of Bangor parade victim’s widow
The Berman & Simmons law firm has filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of Lorena Fenlason of Holden, whose husband was crushed to death by an antique firetruck during the 2013 Independence Day parade in Bangor, Maine.Attorney Daniel Kagan filed the complaint in Penobscot Superior Court against the City of Bangor, the Kiwanis Club of Bangor, and the driver of the antique firetruck.
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Maine legislators honor Berman & Simmons law firm for 100th anniversary
State legislators visited Berman & Simmons law firm in Lewiston this month to congratulate the firm on its 100th anniversary. Berman & Simmons was founded in 1914 and has been a fixture on Lisbon Street ever since. Sen. Nate Libby, D-Lewiston, Rep. Jared Golden, D-Lewiston, and Rep. Heidi Brooks, D-Lewiston, presented the lawyers at Berman & Simmons with a certificate […]
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Bangor Daily News reports on defective product case involving grill brush
The Bangor Daily News, a statewide newspaper in Maine, published a story this week about a defective product case being handled by Berman & Simmons attorney James OâConnell.