Falls as a Leading Cause of Injury and Death
Did you known that falls are the second leading cause of accidental injury and death? The hazards associated with unsafe walking surfaces are well-known to the retail, commercial, and hospitality industry. A store or other commercial establishment can be liable for injuries a patron suffers as a result of a slip and fall. Generally, a… Read More »
Truck Accidents on the Rise
Since 2009, according to AllGov.com, accidents involving trucks has steadily increased. From 2009-2013, roadside fatalities resulting from truck accidents increased by 17 percent. In 2013, 3,964 people died on the highway in accidents involving trucks. The trucking industry wants to allow drivers to work 82 hours a week instead of the current 70 hour week. They also… Read More »
Electrical Injuries – Determine your Rights
Electrocution is a very serious hazard for those in the workplace and can lead to serious injuries including death. Those workers involved in construction face risk of electrocution most frequently, although other trades also face this risk. Generally, there are four types of electrical injuries, including electrocution (defined as a fatal injury), burns, shocks and… Read More »
