Robert P. Schuster represented the families of Tony and Deaun Smith who were killed in a totally preventable truck collision in Fremont County, Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were stopped on a highway in their PT Cruiser—having been flagged down at a highway construction project. An Encana Oil & Gas (USA) truck collided into the … Continued
The widow of Kyle L. Rooke has filed a wrongful death case regarding an explosion at a gas drilling outside Pinedale on January 5, 2011. Mr. Rooke was severely burned and was pronounced dead at the rig site by the EMT’s who responded to the explosion. The suit was filed by Mrs. Rooke in the … Continued
A contractor was killed at a coal mine in the Powder River Basin in Wyoming on September 1, 2011, according to an article in the Casper Star-Tribune. The death occurred at the North Antelope Rochelle Mine which is owned by Peabody Energy of St. Louis, Missouri. The individual who died was an employee of Weston Engineering, a … Continued
Robert P. Schuster is representing a woman in a medical malpractice case for negligent removal of the woman’s parathyroid glands. In what should have been a routine surgery to remove the woman’s thyroid glands, the doctor failed to identify and preserve the parathyroid glands in spite of the fact that surgeons are trained as to … Continued
Bob Schuster is representing the family of a man killed on a drilling rig outside Pinedale, Wyoming on January 5, 2011. He was employed as the motor man on the rig and it was engaged in drilling operations in the gas fields outside of Pinedale. A nipple/manifold junction failed, causing drilling mud to explode … Continued
On September 29, 2010, Bob Schuster was the sole plaintiff’s attorney to address the International Pipeline Conference in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The conference is considered to be the leading conference in the world for international natural gas pipeline operators—with companies in attendance from Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the United States, and other countries worldwide. Schuster’s … Continued