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Individuals who work in the construction industry are prone to accidents, perhaps more than others. Operating heavy machinery, exposure to electrical lines and working on elevated platforms are among the many risks construction workers...
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident in Illinois, you might be lucky and sustain only minor wounds -- or you could end up with serious problems. One of the most common (and most debilitating) physical results of a collision...
If you have been injured in a collision, there are a series of things that you need to do to get the help you need as well as the financial support that you deserve. Taking these steps will help you document your injuries and be sure that...
If someone negligently or recklessly causes a collision that ends another person’s life, they can be held accountable in more than one way. The state may pursue a criminal case against the driver for what they've done, while family...
If you were to list all the different factors that result in car accidents, various reckless driving behaviors would make it on the list, including speeding, failing to yield the right of way and drunk or distracted driving. There are...
A pedestrian that is hurt or killed by a vehicle or property defects can qualify for compensation for damages. Litigation can not only serve to compensate the injured but can also serve as a warning to negligent parties that can help...
If you’re one of the millions of people who own a smartwatch, you know it gives you a lot of information and lets you communicate via phone, text and other methods. Unfortunately, some people use them while they’re driving, which can be...
In any apartment complex setting, crime and safety are the number one priorities. There are many people that live in the same apartment building, most of whom you probably don't know. You don't know whether they are involved in criminal...
If you are hurt, one of the things you should look into is seeking legal assistance. Many people shy away from doing so, because they aren’t sure if they can afford to work with an attorney. Beneficially, many attorneys do work on...