The Olympic rowing champion, James Cracknell, is stable after a truck accident in Arizona.

The accident occurred when he was riding a bicycle and he was struck by a truck. He was wearing a crash helmet and doctors have said that this is the only reason he is alive. Cracknell was then transported to the hospital in Phoenix, Arizona to be treated for the head injury and he is currently in stable condition.

Truck accidents can cause serious injury to all people involved, our thoughts are with the victim and his friends and family during his recovery.

A case of mistaken identity after an emergency room error has left two families upset and confused. The incident occurred after a woman and her four friends were driving back to Phoenix after a trip to DisneyLand and they were involved in a rollover car accident.

The accident occurred after the tire in their car blew out causing the car to flip. The family of one of the women was told that their loved one had suffered serious injuries but she was at the hospital fighting for her life.

Later the family was informed that the hospital had made mistake and that the girl that was recovering was not their family member but one of her friends. The family is very upset and does not understand how the mistake happened. The family has made a statement that said that many mistakes were made which has made the tragic event even more horrific.

Hospital errors can cause serious injury and have traumatizing effects on all involved, our thoughts are with the friends and family of the victims.

The California-based company of Fresh Express has issued an involuntary recall of bags of salad after a romaine salad bag was suspected to have E. Coli contamination.

The recalled products inlcude the bags of salad with the 'used by' date of July 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. The recall was ordered after the Federal Drug Administration ordered a random test of a bag of Fresh Express Bag of Romaine Lettuce tested positive for the bacteria.

These bags were distributed and sold in California, Arizona, Montana, Minnesota, New Mexico, and Oregon. Although no illness has been reported from the bags, the company is urging consumers to discard the bags as soon as possible. E. Coli can cause serious foodborne illness if a product is contaminated by it.

If you or a loved one has become ill after consuming a defective food product,contact the Phoenix toxic food container lawyers of Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally P.L.C by calling  800-763-0964.

According to the National Transportation Safety Board, a tour bus crash that occured last year could have been prevented if safety rules were put into place earlier.

Board members were fighting for tougher safety requirements be used in mid-size buses. For example, stronger windows and safer restraints for passengers in order to keep passengers safe and prevent them from being ejected from the vehicle if a crash were to occur.

Investigators have said that the bus crash in Arizona that killed seven people occurred when the driver became distracted while trying to shut the door while driving. The driver then ran off of the road and overcorrected causing the bus to flip over. During the accident, 15 passengers were ejected from the vehicle.

Our thoughts are with the families of the victims in the accident.

Tuesday, 24-year old Timothy M. Kissida plead guilty to charges of manslaughter in the wrongful death of 52-year old Charles Waldrop last August.

Kissida was driving his BMW when he ran into Waldrop on his bicycle on August 8th, 2009.  Waldrop died in the accident.  Later that day, Kissida went to the Cash for Clunkers program to try to trade in his car, which he said was damaged after hitting a javelina.  Police later arrested Kissida after an tip to the department.  Phoenix police say Waldrop's bike had lights and reflectors.

Kissida also plead guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and tampering with evidence.

Seven people were injured in a car accident on Interstate 90 in Phoenix on Monday that left a utility truck upside down hanging over the side of the freeway.  

DPS officials say three vehicles were involved in the accident that occurred around 5:30 PM in the westbound lanes of Interstate 10 at 19th Avenue.  The cause of the accident has yet to be determined.

Video of the highway shows the truck hanging over the side of the Interstate, another vehicle upside down, and a third on its side in the roadway. 

Two people, a woman in her thirties and a 45-year old man, were transported to nearby Phoenix hospitals with serious injuries.  Five others, ranging in age from 8 to 31-years old, were sent to hospitals with minor injuries.  

If you or someone you love has been injured in a car accident, contact the Phoenix car accident attorneys of Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally, P.L.C. at 800-763-0964 to learn more about your rights.

Last week, Kellogg's Company in association with the Food and Drug Administration issued a recall of several products.  Kellogg's Apple Jacks, Corn Pops, Froot Loops, and Honey Smacks were taken off shelves due to an uncharacteristic odor and flavor.  

The company believes that the risk of health complications due to the products is low, Kellogg's suggests that consumers refrain from eating any of these products if an uncharacteristic smell or flavor is noticed.  Consuming the contaminated products can cause temporary nausea.  

Approximately 28 million boxes of Kellogg's cereals were taken off grocery store shelves.  Kellogg's is offering coupons to customers who call the Kellogg Customer Response Center.

If you or someone you know has been exposed to food contamination, contact the Phoenix contaminated food lawyers of Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally, P.L.C. at 800-763-0964 to learn more about your rights.