The National Safety Council predicts that this upcoming Labor Day weekend will be the deadliest since 2008. Relying on data that shows an increasing trend in fatal motor vehicle accidents – up 9% from this […]
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Playgrounds are meant to be safe environments where children and parents alike can relax and enjoy some time in the sun. Unfortunately, every year, over 200,000 children in the United States are treated in emergency […]
Read MoreThe NHTSA reports that Hyundai is recalling 64,500 Elantras from model year 2013 due to deteriorated brake pedal stopper pads that could lead to transmission and electrical issues. Mitsubishi has issued a recall for 82,000 […]
Read MoreAugust 1st – 6th marks National Stop on Red Week, a week dedicated to bringing greater awareness to the dangers posed by not stopping at red lights. According to the National Coalition for Safer Roads […]
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If you are like millions of other Americans, you have caught Pokémon fever and have spent a goodly portion of the past few weeks trying to “catch them all.” In this endeavor, be sure to […]
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Spinal cord injuries occur when an event causes damage to your spinal cord, resulting in a loss of functionality, such as movement or sensation. These injuries vary in severity. In extreme cases, spinal cord injuries […]
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The National Safety Council reports that 26% of all serious auto accidents are a result of cellphone use alone. This includes texting and typing, but also dialing numbers or simply looking at the screen. Our […]
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AAA predicts that 43 million Americans will travel a distance greater than 50 miles to reach their 4th of July destination. 84% of those – 36 million – will do so entirely by car, truck, […]
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If you have been injured in a construction accident, you may have choices when it comes to actions taken for compensation. The best way to learn which option is right for your case is by […]
Read MoreIn the wake of the tragic accident that took the promising young life of Anton Yelchin, the importance of monitoring and acting on recalls becomes even more apparent. Yelchin’s Jeep was part of a recall […]
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