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Is Chiropractic Care Sufficient After a Car Accident?
Posted in Car accidents on November 20, 2018
Many people who experience car accidents develop conditions like soft tissue damage, whiplash, and dislocated bones. In some cases, chiropractic care can be beneficial for recovering from these injuries, but chiropractic care is often not enough to fully treat the injuries that can result from a car accident. The foundation of chiropractic care is that… read more
Do Employers Under-Report Serious Workplace Injuries?
Posted in Workers' compensation on November 15, 2018
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) record and process workplace accident reports from employers all over the country. All employers have a duty to report workplace injuries, but OSHA has estimated that more than half of workplace injuries go unreported. OSHA implemented new reporting requirements in January 2015, yet many small and mid-size business… read more
What Effect Does Speed Limit Have on Motor Vehicle Accidents?
Posted in Car accidents on November 13, 2018
Speed limits have gradually increased all across the country for many reasons. There are more cars on the road than ever before and streamlining traffic flow is important in many areas of the country that struggle with severe commuting traffic congestion. Moving vehicles through congested areas more quickly seems like a logical answer to the… read more
When Does Age Become a Safety Issue for Drivers?
Posted in Car accidents on November 8, 2018
According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2016 there were more than 6,700 people over the age of 65 killed in traffic accidents, representing about 18% of all traffic-related fatalities that year. It’s crucial for older drivers to acknowledge the impact their personal health has on driving ability and the… read more
Can Delaying Medical Treatment Damage Your Case?
Posted in Personal Injury on November 6, 2018
If you or a loved one sustained injuries in an accident caused by another party’s negligence, it is imperative to seek medical care as soon as possible after the incident. Any delay in treatment will not only reflect poorly on you in a future lawsuit or insurance claim, but can also put you at risk… read more
Hiking Safety Tips
Posted in Pedestrian accident on October 23, 2018
Many Americans enjoy hiking for exercise and leisure, and it’s crucial to know a few basic safety tips before setting out on any hike. Even if you are very familiar with a hiking path or the location where you intend to hike, taking a few precautions will greatly reduce the chances of suffering serious injuries…. read more
How Do I Choose the Right Car Seat?
Posted in Car accidents on October 18, 2018
Finding the right car seat for your child may feel overwhelming. Countless brands, varieties, and styles are available to choose from, and finding the right one may be difficult. Parents should keep several things in mind when purchasing car seats; finding the right one typically depends on the size and age of the child. Car… read more
Car Accessories to Help Your Teen Drive More Safely
Posted in Car accidents on October 16, 2018
Teen drivers face many significant risks on the road. A teenager who just earned his or her driver’s license may be eager to enjoy his or her newfound freedom and hit the road as soon as possible, but new drivers face one of the highest rates of serious accidents. Parents may feel nervous at the… read more
Can I File an Injury Claim if a Car Accident Was My Fault?
Posted in Car accidents on October 11, 2018
Thousands of car accidents happen in the United States every day, and drivers injured in these accidents may wonder how to pay for their damages. If another driver causes an accident, an injured driver can file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver to recover his or her losses. However, an at-fault driver may also wonder… read more
What Is Occupational Asthma?
Posted in Workers' compensation on October 9, 2018
Some individuals are born with asthma, a respiratory condition that can make breathing difficult and often requires medical intervention. However, others may develop asthma over time because of their work environments. Occupational asthma causes the airways in the respiratory system to swell, limiting the flow of air through the lungs. It’s important to know which… read more