Ford Motor Company recently issued a warning to the owners of around 33,000 2006 Ford Ranger pickup trucks that they should not drive their vehicles until a potentially defective airbag inflation system can be repaired. The warning comes after a similar warning was issued to 2,900 Ford Ranger owners following two deaths that were linked… [ Read More ]
The father of a 17-year-old girl who lost her life when a defective guardrail speared her vehicle during an accident recently paid $1,000 for a Super Bowl ad aimed at drawing the attention of President Trump toward this potentially deadly issue. The 17-year-old lost her life in 2016 when she hit an X-Lite guardrail during… [ Read More ]
A medical malpractice case can arise in any situation in which a patient is harmed by a medical professional such as a nurse or a doctor. That professional must have failed to provide proper health care treatment. Although mistakes happen in a small number of cases, these injuries can be catastrophic. Remember that filing a… [ Read More ]
Most people are under the assumption that if you have been hurt or injured at your workplace that your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance is the only route legally available to you if you want to try and be compensated for your injuries in any way. This certainly ends up being the case for many of… [ Read More ]
Blind cord may appear to be harmless, but too many families have learned the hard way just how dangerous these common household items really are. After decades of injuries, the journal of Pediatrics has finally confirmed the very real hazards related to covering cords. The journal’s research confirmed that nearly 17,000 children had been seen… [ Read More ]
The word “accident” can be misleading. We often think of an “accident” as something that occurred purely by chance: an event no one could have foreseen or prevented. In fact, many accidents are foreseeable – and preventable. They happen not because they couldn’t be avoided, but because someone failed to take the necessary care that… [ Read More ]
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