Jaywalking and Pedestrian Accidents

Pedestrian safety is a critical concern in urban areas, and jaywalking remains a significant contributing factor to pedestrian accidents. Jaywalking, the act of crossing a street outside designated crosswalks or against traffic signals, poses a substantial risk to both pedestrians and drivers. Jaywalking refers to the illegal or improper crossing of a street by a…

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When Can a Worker File a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

Most workers know that they can file a workers’ compensation claim to cover medical expenses and lost wages. However, many are unaware that under certain circumstances, they may also be able to file a personal injury lawsuit to potentially receive additional compensation for their losses. It can be difficult to know whether you are eligible…

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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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Seeking Damages for Scarring and Disfigurement in an Injury Lawsuit

In the aftermath of accidents like car crashes, dog bites, workplace accidents, or violent assaults, the consequences often extend beyond the initial injury. Severe lacerations, burns, or trauma can result in permanent scarring, altering one’s physical appearance and causing emotional distress. These scars, whether on the face or body, serve as constant reminders of the…

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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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Who’s Liable for a Crash at a Shopping Plaza?

Even though a large portion of Americans use online shopping platforms to buy items, many people still enjoy going to shopping malls and plazas. In fact, more than 100 million people visited a mall in 2018, which is about half of all adults in the United States. This means that shopping malls and plazas, like…

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The Real Dangers of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Certain dangers are hard to take seriously when one knows (or thinks they know) they aren’t likely to actually happen. And the more dangerous something is, the less likely someone expects to face it. No one should live in constant fear or paranoia, but that doesn’t mean taking certain precautions is unreasonable or unnecessary —…

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My Best Friend Wrecked My Car; Whose Insurance Pays?

Accidents happen, and depending on the circumstances, they can turn into minor embarrassments or major, life-altering occurrences and a million other things in between. When accidents involve motor vehicles, they become dangerous events with expensive, painful consequences that someone must pay for one way or another. Between injuries, property damage, lost wages, and any other…

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Residential Fires Are Not Always a Resident’s Fault

Few forces are more destructive and dangerous than fires and explosions. If they don’t take your life, they can leave you disfigured and disabled for years and years to come. As children, we’re taught certain ways to avoid burns in general, but adults have much more to worry about — accidentally creating the fire itself.…

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