A 35-year-old woman waited more than 35 hours in HIMA Fajardo’s hospital to receive a blood transfusion. She had no previous medical conditions and arrived at the hospital conscious and alert. As precious hours went by, she became weaker and weaker until she lost consciousness and had to be intubated. Less than two hours later, […]
Wrongful death, delayed blood transfusion (2022-present) Read More »
Our firm is local counsel in a case filed by the United States government against the shipowners and insurers of the T/V Margara due to an allision to some reefs in the southern part of Puerto Rico. While not a drop of oil was spilled, the USA filed this lawsuit under a federal stature known
Maritime Oil Pollution Act (OPA) Reef Damage (21CV1594) Read More »
After extensive discovery and litigation, Indiano & Williams prevailed over an insurance company that had denied a homeowner coverage to a co-defendant at whose premise an accident had occurred. See, Docket No. 90, 11-1439 9(DRD), decided September 6, 2012. The accident involved a Murphy wall-bed that broke unexpectedly, severing part of two fingers of its
On July 23, 2010, the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit ruled in favor of class plaintiffs represented by Indiano & Williams, P.S.C. See Brown v. Colegio de Abogados de Puerto Rico, 613 F.3d 44 (1st Cir. 2010). The class plaintiffs are all attorneys practicing in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico local
