You’ve just been injured due to someone else’s recklessness. Before delving into the complication of finding a lawyer and pressing charges, here are some time-sensitive steps you need to be aware of right away:
How Illinois DUI laws can keep trick-or-treaters safer
Halloween usually means fun, costumes and too much sugar. But drunk drivers on the road may lead to consequences a little more far-reaching than a stomachache.
Why do women have fewer workplace injuries than men?
According to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 4,836 workplace fatalities in 2015 – only 344 of these fatalities were women.
Study: Car accident fatalities more common in rural areas
Car accidents are one of the leading causes of death for drivers across the country. While we have slashed car accident fatalities over the last several decades through stricter laws and safer vehicles, we are still facing a significant number of accidents every year.
Beware of these autumn road hazards
Fall means football season, pumpkin treats and harvest time. It also means unique road hazards you did not have to worry about before. Being aware of these dangers can keep you from getting into an auto accident and suffering injuries.
3 ways your phone can help keep your kids safe this Halloween
Halloween is a terrifying holiday – and not just because of the ghosts and ghouls. As our children venture out for tricks and treats, there are many dangers that may await them. From creepy strangers and reckless drivers to their own costumes, which may cause them to trip and fall, we can never be too safe as we send our children out trick-or-treating.
In-vehicle technology could cause increase in distracted driving
Distracted driving is on the rise across the country, and may be just as dangerous as driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The most egregious cause of distracted driving is often your cell phone. But a growing cause of distraction is a part of the car itself.
Nursing often overlooked as one of America's most dangerous jobs
When you think of America’s most dangerous jobs, there are common occupations that may come to mind – coal miner, steel mill worker and construction worker to name a few. But the most dangerous job in many states across the country may surprise you.
