Common Causes of Worksite Accidents in North Alabama

Worksite accidents can result in severe injuries, lost productivity, and legal complications for both employers and employees. These accidents often occur due to a combination of factors, including human error, unsafe working conditions, and inadequate safety protocols. Understanding the common causes of worksite accidents is the first step in preventing them and ensuring the safety…

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What You Need to Know About Rear-End Collisions

Rear-end collisions are one of the most common types of car accidents on the roads today. These accidents often result in property damage, injuries, and even fatalities. Determining fault in a rear-end collision can be more straightforward compared to other types of accidents, but it still requires a thorough analysis of the circumstances, as well…

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Lead Poisoning in Applesauce Affects Up to 385 People, Mostly Children

Call today: Martin & Helms is representing clients in these cases The recent contamination of applesauce pouches serves as a stark reminder of the severe health risks posed by lead, particularly to children. Children are vulnerable to the harmful effects of lead which can, even in small amounts, result in lasting damage, particularly affecting brain…

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Martin & Helms Named a Tier One Firm by Best Law Firms® in 2023

Martin & Helms is proud to announce that the firm was named to this year’s Best Law Firm’s list again, earning a Tier One ranking for Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs, and Product Liability Litigation – Plaintiffs. The firm was also recognized for its work in the area of Mass Tort Litigation/Class Action – Plaintiffs.…

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Common Orthopedic Injuries in Car Accidents

Car accidents can result in a wide range of injuries, some of which are orthopedic in nature, which means they affect the musculoskeletal system. These injuries can have a significant effect on your life, causing pain, disability, and the need for extensive medical treatment. Understanding common orthopedic injuries in car accidents is important for both…

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The Dangers of Electric Bicycles

Learning to ride a bike is a childhood milestone. But the bikes we learned on are very different from the bikes that are popular today. Electric bicycles are everywhere these days, and an increasing number of teenagers are using them. It seems, however, that there is more risk and responsibility involved than manufacturers and lawmakers…

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Huntsville Amends Texting-While-Driving Ordinance

We all know that distracted driving is dangerous. There have been countless news reports and articles about it over the years, and numerous campaigns by law enforcement to get people to stay aware on the roads. That’s why we’re excited to see that Huntsville’s resident lawmakers are doing everything they can to help mitigate how…

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Survey Reveals the Threat of Social Media to Children

A recent survey from ExpressVPN illustrates the risks young children face on social media. The company interviewed over 2,000 children and their parents in the US and the UK about their social media usage and their feelings about it. Let’s take a look at the survey and find out how and where children are spending…

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What Do I Do if I’m in a Car Accident While Out of State?

When you find yourself in a car accident while out-of-state, it can be a disorienting and distressing experience. Dealing with potential injuries and vehicle damage, grappling with the legal and logistical implications, all while in an unfamiliar setting, is a situation no one would wish for. However, understanding the appropriate steps to take in such…

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How Do I File A UM/UIM Claim in Alabama?

Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents often involve multiple vehicles. Some victims may be pedestrians and bicycle riders. Ideally, the drivers responsible for your accident have liability insurance and the amount of that coverage is enough to pay for all your damages. When the defendants don’t have insurance or don’t have enough insurance, your uninsured/underinsured (called…

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