Connecticut police were involved in a high-speed car chase with a BMW X5 Tuesday, when the BMW suddenly crashed into a home. The SUV crashed into the bedroom of 34-year old Michael Sweat and landed on top of him while he was a sleeping. 

According to the New Haven Register, it took dozens of firefighters over 90 minutes to remove the two-ton SUV off of Sweat. The newspaper reported that Sweat was in good spirits despite the second-degree and third-degree burns to his buttocks. 

The car chase started off in Hamden, CT before ending in New Haven, CT. After the SUV crashed, the motorist fled by foot. He has not been captured yet.  

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident you may be eligible to file a lawsuit. Contact the attorneys at Phillips Law Group for a free and confidential case review.

On January 25, 2012, Blount International Inc. and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission voluntarily recalled Oregon Replacement Lawnmower blades. There have been reports that the defective lawnmower blades are breaking during normal use, the broken blades pose a laceration hazard to consumers. 

The lawnmower replacement blades are for Ariens 48-inch lawnmowers. The recalled replacement blades have, "Oregon", part number "91-003" and "PA" or "PJ" labeled on the blades. The replacement blades were sold nationwide at lawn and garden stores between January 2010 and September 2011. Consumers are advised to stop using lawnmowers with the replacement blades and return the recalled blades to the store that they purchased it from. 

If you or a loved has been injured by a defective Oregon Replacement Lawnmower Blade, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries and losses. Contact the defective products attorneys at Phillips Law Group for a free case review.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) has agreed to pay a $425,000 civil penalty for failing to immediately report to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) that their lithium-ion battery packs posed a fire and burn hazard to consumers.Federal law requires that all

manufacturers, distributors and retailers report to the CPSC within 24 hours after obtaining information about products that are defective or hazardous to the consumer. By agreeing to the settlement, HP denies the CSPC's allegations.

More than 65,000 people are injured every year in Arizona car accidents, and one of the first steps that's taken when these situations arise is to file the appropriate insurance claims.  Unfortunately, many of these situations lead to someone who has been harmed and who has a valid claim getting the runaround from an insurance company.  Many of these problems and difficult situations could be avoided, however, if someone who has been injured in a crash obtains the help of a Phoenix car accident lawyer.  Below are a few ways in which this form of help can make the insurance process easier.