What are my legal options after my loved one has died in a car accident? Thinking about legal options after a loved one has tragically passed away in a car accident is a difficult step to take. A family may be unsure how to emotionally and financially deal with their loss. Further, filing a lawsuit
The life of a truck driver is fraught with potential hazards, not least of which arise from the very nature of the job. Long hours on the road increase the risk of accidents, leading to a variety of common injuries for truck drivers. Understanding when to seek legal support is crucial for ensuring your rights
The National Highway Safety Administration has reported that nearly 3 million people are injured in vehicle accidents every year across the United States. Passenger cars, light trucks (including pickups, vans, and utility vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating of 10,000 pounds or less), to large trucks with a weight of 10,000 pounds or more
Based on preliminary data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there was an increase in motor vehicle accident fatalities of about 7.2 percent in 2020 compared to 2019, even though the miles traveled decreased by 13.2 percent. The projected fatality rate for 2020 has been the most significant increase since 2007. The NHTSA also
Accidents can occur at any time, in any place. If you become injured due to an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, you may need a personal injury lawyer to ensure that you are compensated fairly. Whether you were bit by your neighbor’s dog, were injured by a faulty product, or slipped and fell while
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Construction employees have a right to a safe workplace. Since the Occupational Safety and Health Act began in 1970 and was enacted the following year, the U.S. Labor Department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has significantly improved workplace conditions to reduce workplace fatalities, injuries, and illnesses in the construction industry. Occupational Safety and Health
Construction sites are inherently hazardous environments, with workers regularly exposed to various risks that can cause a construction injury. Unfortunately, construction injuries are not uncommon, and when they occur, they can be life-altering. Understanding the most common types of construction accidents can help workers and employers alike to be better prepared and more vigilant in
Construction employees may face potentially hazardous conditions in the workplace. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported that an average of 1.7 percent of construction employees suffer an injury that causes them to miss at least one day of work.
Construction employees perform work that is critical to our economy and society as a whole. They are involved in constructing buildings, bridges, homes, and roads. While there have been a number of improvements over the last few decades to improve safety standards in this industry.
