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5 Ways to Avoid Slip-and-Fall Accidents in the Workplace
Slip-and-fall accidents are a common occurrence in the workplace, accounting for approximately 700 fatalities per year and serious injuries. Business owners can take steps to prevent these accidents from happening by proactively taking the following five steps: Keep Pathways and Walkways Well-Lit If your workplace is dimly lit, be sure to increase the lighting in Read More
Read MoreWhat Happens If You Leave the Scene of a Hit and Run Car Accident?
Accidents happen, and when they do, drivers are expected to stay and communicate with the other drivers and people involved, as well as talk to police officers who arrive at the scene. Failure to do these things is legally prosecuted as “leaving the scene of an accident” or a “hit and run.” (These terms are Read More
Read MoreWhat Is The Most Common Motorcycle Accident?
A motorcycle is an exhilarating vehicle, giving its rider a sense of excitement and freedom. The drawback is that motorcycle riders are more vulnerable to injuries from accidents. You have a helmet, but no seatbelt, airbag, crumple zone, or frame to protect you. And having two wheels instead of four, your vehicle is less stable Read More
Read MoreConstruction Sites Pose Many Risks to Pedestrians
Everyone knows that construction sites pose many risks to construction workers. What’s less commonly understood is that these sites can also pose a risk to pedestrians who need to walk past them. Here’s an overview of some of the risks that construction sites pose to pedestrians. Falling Objects In cities, many construction projects involve tall Read More
Read MoreWhat Can I Do If I Was Hit by a Car?
Getting hit by a car can be annoying or traumatizing, depending on the severity of the accident. It’s important to know ahead of time what to do next. Here’s an overview of how to respond to auto accidents. Drive to Safety A collision can be utterly disorienting, but it’s important to move your car to Read More
Read MoreWhat Are the Common Causes of Bicycle Accidents?
In 2019, there were over 1,000 preventable deaths and over 30,000 preventable nonfatal injuries from bicycle transportation in the United States, according to recent data from the National Safety Council. While biking can be a great way to stay in shape and get around town, it is not without its risks. Let’s take a look Read More
Read MoreWhy Do Work Injuries Go Unreported
According to several studies, most work injuries aren’t reported to OSHA as required, and many aren’t even reported to management. This OSHA survey indicates that most private companies could not confirm that their OSHA logs are maintained at all. Why would this be? Let’s take a look at a few main causes. Self-Diagnosing of Injuries Read More
Read MoreWhat Car Accident Victims Need to Know About the 3 Categories of Distracted Driving
On your daily drives, you may excuse a certain level of distraction. You may not think it’s dangerous for you to adjust the radio, check your navigation system, or chat with your passengers. But when these activities last too long or go to excess, they can cause traffic accidents, many of which result in injuries Read More
Read MoreThe 3 Most Common Late-Appearing Car Accident Injuries
In the United States, car accidents cause an average of 2.35 million injuries and permanent disabilities every year. Many of these injuries are apparent at the scene of the accident, such as lacerations or broken bones. However, many car accident injuries don’t show up immediately after the collision. These injuries, often called “late-appearing injuries,” could Read More
Read MoreAfter a Car Accident: Critical Do’s and Don’ts to Protect Yourself Physically and Legally
If you’ve ever been involved in a car accident, you know how emotionally, physically, and financially devastating the incident can be. The first few minutes after the accident are often filled with mixed emotion, and your first instinct might be to jump out of the car and confront the other driver or apologize for causing Read More
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