Did you know that 13 workers die every day in construction accidents? The figure for construction-related injuries is even higher. Construction accidents can be deadly, lead to pain and suffering, and they can also lead to life-long disabilities. If you’ve … Continue reading
Bicycle accidents caused 817 deaths in 2015. The number of injuries are exponentially higher, too. Bikes provide no protection to the rider. If you’re not wearing the right gear, you’re at risk of serious injury or death when in a … Continue reading
Automobile accidents occur due to various reasons. They might happen due to over speeding, the driver’s driving skills, the driver might be under the influence of alcohol or drugs, road infrastructure, among many other factors. These accidents result in damages, … Continue reading
Let’s face it; we live in a litigious world where it seems as if everyone wants to sue someone for something. Any time one feels that they have been wronged in any way can lead to a lawsuit. Protecting yourself … Continue reading
Claiming construction accidents could be quite daunting, especially if you have little or no knowledge regarding the provisions in the law. One needs to consider several things in mind for getting an adequate compensation for the medical bills and the … Continue reading
Getting behind the wheel of a car after having a couple of drinks – what’s the big deal? “The big deal” is that you are at great risk of ruining someone’s life – or your own – whenever you pair … Continue reading
Rains, snow, hurricanes, winds, tornadoes, fog and other weather issues can be devastating for drivers on the road. In August 2017, the Hockessin, New Castle County in Delaware suffered immense car crash that shows how the weather can turn out … Continue reading
Even with a significant dip in auto accidents, the United States highways and roads still lead to thousands of deaths and injuries annually. It’s noted that over 32,000 persons lose their life in auto accidents annually with two million injured … Continue reading
Nationally, more people are seriously injured in premises-related incidents than in motor vehicle collisions. Fortunately, the duty of care that applies in vehicle collisions applies to property owners as well, at least in most cases. Eight million Americans are treated … Continue reading
Give the seemingly straightforward nature of 9/11 or World Trade Center victim compensation fund cases (presence in the Exposure Area and diagnosis of a covered condition), many victims assume they either do not need an attorney to pursue these claims, … Continue reading