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What are the Hazards Of Asphalt?
Posted in Construction Accident on December 12, 2019
Asphalt is a construction material derived from petroleum and is used in many different ways. This includes paving roadways as well as roofing and siding materials. Many people do not realize that heated asphalt presents serious hazards to workers. Those who work with asphalt, as well as their employers, must understand the dangers of the… read more
Sanitation Worker Safety
Posted in Workers' compensation on December 10, 2019
Sanitation workers have incredibly stressful jobs. These women and men play a vital role in our society, and their safety should be a top priority. A new study released by Safety and Health Magazine says that there were 30 sanitation worker deaths due to on-the-job injuries across North America in though the first half of… read more
Autumn Leaves Cause Slip And Fall Accidents
Posted in Slip and fall on December 5, 2019
The season is changing, and the weather is cooling down. This is a relief to many, especially after the heat Tennessee residents experienced this year. However, many people may not realize that one of the most beautiful parts of the changing season can cause serious injuries. The Autumn leaves that change their colors and fall… read more
Accidents With Delivery Trucks
Posted in Truck Accidents on December 3, 2019
When you are out on the roadway, there is one type of vehicle you probably see each day – delivery trucks. These trucks have become one of the most common commercial vehicles on the roadways, and their numbers increase each day. With the rapid rise of online shopping, delivery trucks are the last leg of… read more
Why Rating Your Pain Matters After Your Tennessee Injury Case
Posted in Personal Injury on November 25, 2019
If you or a loved one have been injured due to the careless or negligent actions of someone else, you may be entitled to compensation. This can include coverage for your medical bills and lost wages. It can also include the recovery of something called pain and suffering damages. These can be harder to quantify… read more
Were You in an Electric Scooter Crash?
Posted in Personal Injury on November 21, 2019
Electric scooters have risen in popularity across the United States, particularly in and around major cities. Even here in Tennessee, you have likely seen plenty of rental electric scooters darting around. However, these scooters have led to many injuries and even some fatalities in municipalities across the country. Where they were being touted as environmentally… read more
Should I File a Workers’ Comp or Personal Injury Claim?
Posted in Workers' compensation on November 19, 2019
Nobody wants to get hurt on-the-job. Unfortunately, work injuries happen all the time. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there were around 2.8 million non-fatal workplace injuries or illnesses in the US during the latest reporting year. When a person is hurt on-the-job, they will likely incur major expenses, including medical bills and… read more
Don’t Give A Statement To The Insurance Adjuster After A Crash
Posted in Car accidents on November 14, 2019
In the aftermath of a vehicle crash, you may face confusion about what you need to do, particularly if you or a loved one have been injured. Many things will be happening at once, including reports made to the insurance carriers. Yes, you are required to report the incident to your insurance carrier within a… read more
Do I Need an Accident Report to File a Slip and Fall Claim in TN?
Posted in Slip and fall on November 12, 2019
Slip and fall accidents are one of the most common causes of injuries in the US. They often occur due to the careless or negligent actions of a property owner or an employee at a business. According to the National Floor Safety Institute, around one million people seek treatment in the emergency room each year… read more
Cold Weather Impacts Construction Workers
Posted in Construction Accident on November 7, 2019
Construction workers face challenges each day when they go to work. The industry is riskier than others, and construction workers are injured more often than those in other types of jobs. During the latest reporting year in the US, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) says that 20.7% of all workplace fatalities were employees… read more