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  • What Kind of Claims Can Someone Involved in a Motor Scooter Accident Bring?

    If you are involved in a crash while on your Vespa, you are probably worried about recovering physically, but depending on how severe your injuries are, you could be looking at large medical bills. That is why understanding what kind… Read More

  • The Differences Between Motorcycle and Car Accidents

    While all motor vehicle crashes are bad, those involving motorcycles can be particularly devastating. The differences between motorcycle and car accidents stem from the vehicles themselves—cars have more protections and safety features than motorcycles. This will often lead to worse… Read More

  • Proving the Cause of Tennis Elbow in Injury Cases

    Tennis elbow—or lateral epicondylitis—can be a debilitating injury for workers of all kinds to deal with. There are various ways in which different job duties could result in damage to the tendons inside the elbow. Unfortunately, if you cannot provide… Read More

  • Factors Impacting the Severity of a Hand and Finger Injury

    A 2016 report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics stated that more than 20 percent of injuries that occur in American workplaces impact the hand or fingers, ranging from minor lacerations and punctures to catastrophic crushing injuries and amputations.… Read More

  • Common Hand and Finger Injuries in Construction Accidents

    Working on a construction site can be an inherently dangerous occupation, even if you and your coworkers follow safety precautions and wear proper safety gear. Between exposure to sharp tools and machinery, the common use of heavy construction materials, and… Read More
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