Injury to a spectator at a professional sporting event is not all that uncommon. For some injuries, the legal doctrine of “assumption of risk” kicks in. For instance, anyone attending a baseball game knows a foul ball entering the stands is a possibility. Your ticket stub, warning signs, and the public address announcer will stressContinue reading “A Sporting Chance”
With the end of summer, many parts of the country see a surge in bicyclists hitting the roadways. That also means a rise in bicycle collisions with cars and trucks. Bicyclists generally come out on the short end of those encounters. Bicyclists have the same rights—and responsibilities—on the road as motorists. If motorists are negligent orContinue reading “Bicycling Season in Full Swing”
Summer is a busy celebration season. Graduation parties, cookouts, and pool parties dot the landscapes of many people’s social calendars. If alcohol is being served, the hosts of these gatherings should be aware of potential liability issues. Over the last century, most states have established “dram shop” laws. These laws allow third-party lawsuits to beContinue reading “A Good Host’s Duties Might Not End with the Party”
Drones (a.k.a. uncrewed aerial vehicles) are becoming increasingly popular. They are flown recreationally; hobbyists use them for aerial photography; and they’re being utilized commercially for shipping/delivery of items, site inspections, weather tracking, agricultural endeavors, and so forth. They’ve also garnered headlines for military use over the past decade or two. Due to the prevalence ofContinue reading “Don’t Drink and Drive…or Operate Drones”
Falls are an ongoing, serious problem in our nation’s nursing homes. Residents tend to be older and frailer than senior citizens living in the general community, so it’s not a shock that their number of falls per person, per year, is higher. However, other factors come into play that needlessly elevates the figures. Two significantContinue reading “Two Key Contributors to Nursing Home Falls”
Healthcare costs continue to rise by leaps and bounds, but opportunities to save hundreds, possibly thousands, of dollars each year do exist. For starters, consider the following: Avoid the emergency room (ER) when it’s not a true emergency. Urgent-care centers can handle sprains and minor fractures (e.g., fingers, toes), and treat strep throat, ear infections,Continue reading “Trimming Your Healthcare Budget”
Play It Safe with a Post-Accident Medical Checkup It’s not just significant, violent auto collisions that lead to injuries to drivers and passengers. Seemingly minor fender-benders can cause substantial damage, too. Injuries sustained from an auto crash might not be noticed initially—sometimes for hours, days, even weeks—for a variety of reasons. A car crash inducesContinue reading “Play It Safe with a Post-Collisions Medical Checkup”
Summer is rapidly approaching and with it comes the inevitable rise in the number of accidents people experience. These accidents include motor vehicle accidents as well as construction accidents, and it’s easy to see why. With the weather warming up, more people are on the roads and working outdoors. When the negligence of others causesContinue reading “Four Types of Road Accidents to Avoid this Summer”
Snow, blowing snow, sleet, and ice can make winter driving an adventure. Take the following precautions to more safely navigate the roadways. Avoid driving on bad weather days if possible, but if you must head out, clear your hood, bumpers, and all lights of snow. Visibility and making your intentions known are paramount. Also, clearContinue reading “Minimize the Hazards of Winter Driving”
It’s the New Year, which means that everyone is getting back to work and back to their day-to-day business after a (hopefully) relaxing holiday season. With all the bustle of people resuming their routines—not to mention the winter driving conditions—the risk of getting into a car accident may well increase in the coming weeks andContinue reading “Car Accidents in 2019: What to Look Out For”
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