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  • Escalators, Footwear, and Severe Foot Injuries
    Crocs – those wildly popular colorful rubber clogs – seem to be the darling of the shoe industry but according to a rash of recent reports, the public is starting to question whether Crocs (or their knockoffs) and escalators mix? Sandals and flip flops are also problematic on escalators.
  • Body Snatching: When Real Life Imitates Scary Movies
    Horrible as it may seem, it has become apparent that a number of crematoriums and funeral homes may have conspired to profit from the loss of those grieving families that entrusted them with their loved ones. As a result, a number of lawsuits have been filed on behalf of those families, the remains of whose loved ones were improperly used or even sold.
  • Motorcycle Wrecks are Highly Associated With Traumatic Brain Injury
    Motorcycle accidents when combined with auto accidents are the leading cause of traumatic brain injuries in the United States. Steps can be taken to prevent motorcycle accidents and reduce the risk of brain injuries, such as wearing proper protective gear when on the road. However, if a motorcycle accident occurs, those suffering from a brain injury can find a vast array of resources at LegalView.
  • Mesothelioma Lawsuits And The Unfortunate Deaths
    Mesothelioma is a deadly and dangerous form of lung cancer nearly always associated with the environmental toxin asbestos. Additionally, many of those who succumb to the disease were exposed to it with a third party at fault. Therefore, information about potential mesothelioma wrongful death information can be useful.
  • School Bus Accidents Can Be Prevented by Safety Training and Parking Lot Design
    At fault was the school district for failing to provide a parking lot with visibly designated markings; failing to provide appropriate cross walks; and failing to provide a school safety plan for bus arrivals and departures
  • Grocery Stores Pose High Risks For Slip and Fall Accidents
    Slip and fall accidents are extremely common at grocery stores, in fact nearly $450 million is paid to victims of slip and fall incidents at a store. Victims should know their rights and be aware of the proper procedures in case a slip and fall accident occurs at a grocery store and personal injury occurs. The most common victims of slip and fall accidents are women over the age of 65.
  • Knowing What To Do If A Construction Site Accident Occurs
    Construction accidents on a job site are one of the most common occupational injuries that can occur in the United States today. Not only are construction accidents common, but they can quite often be the result of a serious injury or can even be fatal. It is important for workers on a construction site, as well as their loved ones, to be aware of their legal rights after such an injury.
  • Mining for Asbestos in South Africa Costs Many Lives of Workers
    Asbestos exposure is the leading cause of an incurable cancer known as mesothelioma. For years, workers mined for asbestos unknowingly exposed to deadly fibers that would cause them pain and suffering. Today, legal professionals are working to compensate the thousands of workers who suffer from exposure at the workplace because of business negligence.
  • Dangers Associated with the Welding Profession
    One of the most dangerous construction jobs available is the welding profession, according to the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL). Those who work in, around or near this profession are subject to many medical problems including two very serious diseases: Parkinson's and Maganism. The diseases are often debilitating and can cause not only tremors in the body and appendages but can cause depression, memory loss and several other serious ailments.
  • What Happens To Hearing After a Traumatic Brain Injury
    It is often found that after a traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs, an individual will find they suffer from hearing loss. This usually occurs because of the fact that the inner canal of the ear is quite sensitive and when the head receives a blunt trauma, so will the ear.
  • Largest Crib Recall by U.S. Government
    After an investigation by the Chicago Tribune uncovered that a brand-name manufacturer of cribs had been responsible for three children's deaths, the federal government recalled nearly 1 million of the cribs. The cribs, made by Simplicity Inc., were found to have the drop side of the crib placed upside down during production, causing the accidentaly deaths of children and a vast recall by the government.
  • Possible Dangerous Side Effects of Chantix
    Chantix is a smoking cessation drug that recently came under fire for its association with several suicides of users. The drug is becoming associated with severe side effects such as depression, erratic behavior, suicidal thoughts and tendencies. The FDA is currently studying the drug, patients taking the drug and who have a history of mental illness or feel this side effects should stop taking the drug and seek medical help.
  • Unsafe Products and Protecting Yourself
    Millions of Americans are injured and harmed each year because of unsafe products and they are unsure as to what their rights are. Understanding what your rights are is the most important step to take to protect yourself and your loved one from unsafe products and drugs.
  • Machine Guarding
    Hazardous working conditions where machines do not have adequate guards in place can increase the risk of personal injury to workers. For at least a century technology has existed to protect workers in situations where machine guarding should be in place, but often management is reluctant to spend money that they deem unnecessary, although it could save a life.
  • Victims of a Disability are Protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act
    In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act was created to help individuals who suffer from a disability and it enables them to have the same rights as anyone else, especially when it comes to being employed and labor laws.

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