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Defective automotive parts are a hidden danger that many drivers may not consider until it is too late. The defects can lead to fatal accidents, injuries and death. Whether due to poor manufacturing, flawed designs or inadequate quality control, defective car parts...
Tailgating is one of the most dangerous things a driver can do. Yet it is also one of the most common errors drivers commit and is to blame for many crashes. Presumably, most drivers know it’s dangerous. So why do they still do it? Drivers often don’t realize they are...
Hospitals can be dangerous places – especially for registered nurses (RNs). While RNs play a critical role in patient care, they also face a whole host of workplace hazards every day. Some of these can lead to permanent consequences for their physical and mental...
If you suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in a car accident, it could affect you in a variety of ways, depending on the part of the brain that was injured. The severity of the injury is also important. For instance, some TBIs could lead to a loss of motor skills,...
Maritime professionals ranging from cruise ship employees to professional fishermen work in dangerous environments. Both the vessels on which they work and the ocean itself can create numerous hazards. One of the biggest safety issues involves going overboard or...
When the wage earner of a family is killed or seriously injured, the entire family suffers an economic injury. They deserve justice that can help them get through this trying time. A surviving victim has their own claims to file in personal injury or worker’s...
Steel-toed boots can be hot, heavy and uncomfortable for workers to wear. So why do so many employers in different industries make them mandatory parts of the workplace uniform? Steel-toed boots are generally considered an essential part of the personal protective...
You may see stickers on motorcycles saying, “Look twice for motorcyclists.” You also see driver awareness campaigns broadcasting the same message. Why is this? After all, cars don’t carry stickers saying, “Look twice for cars.” People feel the need to warn drivers to...
Don’t let the Texas heat fool you – the waters off the coast can actually get quite cold in the winter. While water temps tend to hover around 86F in July and August, temperatures plummet to about 53F in January. Those chilly waters bring increased risks to maritime...
Fatigue is a silent but dangerous contributor to accidents and injuries in various industries, particularly longshore work and maritime operations. These demanding fields require workers to juggle handling heavy equipment, operating in challenging weather conditions...