Posted in Heat Exhaustion, In the News, Wrongful Death on August 24, 2020
Shane Thomas, a 17-year-old Palisades Charter High School soccer player, passed away during practice, possibly due to heatstroke. If an investigation confirms the cause of death as heat-related, then the school could be liable. Shane Thomas, a locally famous 17-year-old soccer player at Palisades Charter High School, passed away possibly from heatstroke. He was found…
Posted in Car Accidents, Catastrophic Injury, Wrongful Death on November 21, 2019
Car accidents can be very traumatizing, and trauma can, in some circumstances, cause a miscarriage. That certainly isn’t to say every car accident involving an expectant mother will result in a miscarriage – far from it. However, when a pregnant woman is involved in a serious car accident, it is very understandable to be concerned about…
Posted in Wrongful Death on September 6, 2019
Anyone can be injured on the job, but, by nature, some occupations are more hazardous than others. Have you ever wondered which occupations are considered the most deadly? According to the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries, 10 jobs harbor the most fatalities, and not all of them are what you would expect. We know that construction…
Posted in Personal Injury, Construction Accidents, Wrongful Death on August 23, 2019
Construction is a notoriously dangerous line of work, and there are several different types of dangers that could lead to serious, if not fatal, injuries. In order to keep yourself, and others, safe at work, make sure you know what types of incidents cause the greatest number of construction fatalities, and discover what can be…
Posted in Car Accidents, Wrongful Death on January 21, 2019
Losing someone you love is always difficult, but coping with loss can be especially difficult if that loss was unexpected or traumatic. If you lost a loved one in a fatal car accident, you need to do your part to protect your rights and prepare for the future. Fatal car accidents can be extremely tricky,…
