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: Personal Injury Attorneys--Owen, Patterson & OwenParents File Wrongful Death Against TU
By Owen, Patterson & Owen
David and Lin Adair have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the University of Tulsa and a Tulsa orthopedic center in behalf of their son, Devin Adair, who died April 23, 2006. Adair, a former University of Tulsa football player, died after a week-long illness from complications from what is known as ?flesh-eating? bacteria. The parents allege that TU was negligent in supervising its coaching staff and other employees by allowing them to “perform inappropriate punishment drills on student athletes.?
Full post as published by Personal Injury Attorneys--Owen, Patterson & Owen on April 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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