The Top Safety Violations in Construction

A construction zone can be a dangerous place. Companies must do their due diligence to ensure that all workers are safe when working both on and off the construction site. All workspaces and equipment must be free and clear of any recognized hazards while meeting industry safety standards. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration…

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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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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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Forklifts Are Dangerous Enough, But Defects Make Them Deadly

Whether you work at a warehouse or need to purchase a large order from a “big box” hardware store, the chances are good that you’ve been around a powered industrial truck – AKA, a forklift. These machines are used to move goods and products inside buildings and worksites with typically a great deal of pedestrian…

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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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What Happens If I’m Injured by an Out-of-State Driver?

If you feel like the roads in Huntsville, Decatur, and other areas of North Alabama have been a little crowded lately, you’re not wrong. Did you know that 3.7 million people visited Rocket City and Madison County in 2022? Considering there are about 218,000 people living in Huntsville, that’s a LOT of tourists. However, with…

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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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The Importance of UM/UIM Coverage in Alabama

Uninsured/underinsured (called UM/UIM) insurance is a way for vehicle accident victims to receive compensation for their medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, and property damage when the responsible driver doesn’t have any insurance or enough insurance. In Alabama, insurance companies are required to offer UM/UIM insurance when you purchase your own liability insurance. You…

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