Recent Blog Posts
Non-Restraint Fatalities: Still To Common
Often the first thing asked by an investigating officer at the site of a car accident with passenger fatalities is whether the victims utilized their safety restraints, or seat belts, at the time of the accident. Even though national campaigns have emphasized the importance of wearing seat beats for years, surprisingly many drivers and… Read More »
Distracted Walking: A Driver’s Nightmare
Is distracted walking really an issue? We hear a lot about the dangers of distracted driving. National campaigns reinforce the notions that drivers should keep their eyes on the road and avoid talking on their phone or texting while driving since it only takes a moment for them to be distracted, and possibly involved… Read More »
When Should a Teacher Seek an Attorney?
Teachers have a tough job and often walk a fine line when it comes to doing what is best for their students and for the school that is their employer. It is unfortunate, but many great teachers can become a target for disciplinary actions by school administrations. If you are a teacher, there may… Read More »
The Top 5 Heavy Machinery Injuries
Construction workers are exposed to many hazards. The “Fatal Four” injuries on construction sites, according to OSHA, are: falls, being struck by an object, electrocutions, and being caught in-between or crushed. Being struck or caught in-between are usually heavy machinery injuries, but there are several more ways that heavy machinery can cause injury, sometimes… Read More »
Support Sources for Wrongful Death Victims
People who pass away due to negligence and other factors aren’t the only wrongful death victims. The family and friends, or even co-workers, who are left behind are also victims. If you have found yourself without a loved one due to a wrongful death, you should know where to turn for support. It is… Read More »
TBI: A Long Road to Healing
A TBI, or Traumatic Brain Injury, is one of the most difficult conditions caused by trauma to treat. The symptoms vary, TBI may be caused by many things, and the prognosis is varied for each patient. However, the more you understand about your TBI, the easier it is to face recovery. The length of… Read More »
5 Reasons to Fight a DUI
Have you received a citation for a DUI, or Driving Under the Influence? You may feel that it is easier to simply accept the criminal penalties and go on with your life. However there may be numerous factors that may not be accurate, or even legal, about your DUI case, and, thus, you may… Read More »
Takata Air Bags: The Nightmare Isn’t Over
Safety is key when it comes to your vehicle. You researched the make and model of the car you drive before purchasing it for the best in safety features, you drive as safely as possible, and everyone who rides with you wears a seatbelt. However, when it comes to Takata air bags, the danger… Read More »
Check Your Brakes for National Brake Safety Week
When was the last time you had the brakes inspected on your vehicle? Whether you drive a small hybrid car or sit behind the wheel of a commercial tractor-trailer, brake safety should be a vital part of your vehicle maintenance. If it has been several months since your last inspection, take the time to… Read More »
Can a Dating Injunction Be Removed?
Violent encounters between those that are in a dating relationship may escalate and lead to serious harm, which is the purpose of the imposition of a dating injunction. Dating violence injunctions are also called restraining orders, which limit the contact between two people for a set period of time. Most dating injunctions are initiated… Read More »
