Posted July 26, 2017
The “Barnes Dance” is the tune for pedestrians crossing at Irving Northwest and 14th Streets in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington, DC, one of the busiest intersections in the area. A new signaling system, which is named after Henry Barnes, went into use last month. Barnes was a traffic engineer in the 1940s who […]
Read MorePosted July 20, 2017
Two separate lawsuits have been filed against two companies over defective guardrails connected to three deaths in Tennessee. The families of accident victims Lauren Beuttel and Jacob Davison have filed in Cumberland County, while the family of victim Wilbert Byrd has filed in Hamilton County. The guardrails in question, the X-Light Guardrail system series, were […]
Read MorePosted July 16, 2017
As we take to the roadways to capture what’s left of the summer, there are certain things we can expect to see along the way: Scenery; signs for local attractions; construction; police lying in wait for speeding tourists. And big chunks of black rubber, on the sides and sometimes right in the middle of the […]
Read MorePosted July 11, 2017
If you are ordered to pay alimony and recently received workers compensation benefits for getting injured on the job, you might wonder if it will affect your alimony payments. The truth is that it depends on your judgment and the jurisdiction in which you reside. You May Still Have to Pay Workers compensation payments typically […]
Read MorePosted July 10, 2017
Seat belts are essential and legally required safety equipment for most vehicles. People rely on seat belts to protect them and decrease the risk of injury or death in the event of an accident. The purpose of a seat belt is to restrain a vehicle’s occupant during a crash and prevent or minimize impact with […]
Read MorePosted July 09, 2017
If you suffered an injury at work, you might be able to obtain compensation through workers’ compensation. After you file a claim, your employer’s insurance company will conduct an investigation to verify the claim. However, not all injury cases are eligible for compensation under this program. If your original claim gets rejected, an experienced work […]
Read MorePosted July 07, 2017
Vehicle safety should be one of the most critical components of a buyer’s decision. Americans spend an average of 293 hours driving each year; that’s a lot of time spent while arguably putting your life at a huge risk, seeing as auto accidents are a leading cause of death in this country. With that in […]
Read MorePosted June 26, 2017
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries that result from car accidents. The head can get jerked back and forth suddenly, causing significant damage to the ligaments, tendons and muscles in the neck. While it’s possible for anyone to suffer whiplash, it’s most common among bicycle accident victims, athletes, car accident victims and slip […]
Read MorePosted June 12, 2017
Are you in an industry that may put you at a higher risk for Repetitive Strain Injuries?Repetitive strain injuries are injuries from repeated movements or motions, that can cause you to develop a variety of small injuries over time. If you find yourself repeating similar motions day after day, you may find that you will […]
Read MorePosted May 04, 2017
Understanding Seat Belt Laws A report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that, in the U.S., car accidents are the leading cause of death among people aged 5-34. Every year, up to 43,000 people die from road accidents. One way to prevent injuries and save lives is to wear a seat belt. […]
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