In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for April 3, 2023, Brad and Curt discuss the settlement of a lawsuit brought by the brother of a man whose body was used for intubation practice by a Washington state fire department; allegations that DC firefighters delayed their response to a chest-pain call to pick up a fast food order; two additional suits brought by fire departments against AFFF/PFAS manufacturers; the dismissal of criminal charges that were brought against a Connecticut PIO for taking photos at an accident scene; and a verdict in favor of the family of a Missouri medic who was being bullied and discriminated against by a supervisor.
Settlement Reached in Remaining Washington Intubation Case
DC Firefighters Investigated For Delaying Response to Chest Pain Call
Two More Fire Departments Suing AFFF-PFAS Manufacturers
Digital Imagery Charges Dismissed Against Connecticut PIO
Missouri Jury Awards Medic’s Family $100k in Disability Discrimination Case