Evidence for a Workplace Injury Claim
Workplace accidents can have a devastating effect on a person and the situation can become even more difficult if an employer is trying to dispute the severity of your injuries. Perhaps they want to make it seem like your injuries aren’t as serious as you claim to be or that the effects of your injuries
- Published in Workplace Woes
How Does Insurance Work When Borrowing a Car?
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents
Postpartum Hemorrhage & Medical Malpractice
In the time immediately following childbirth, it’s extremely normal for mothers to experience some degree of bleeding. This natural type of bleeding, known as lochia, typically lasts for 24-36 days, but it has been known to last upwards of 6 weeks. On average, women lose approximately one quart of blood following a C-section and half
- Published in Medical Malpractice
The Importance of Proper Training in the Workplace
Training can provide a wide range of benefits for a company, such as improved employee retention and improved performance and productivity. But one of the biggest benefits of training is that it can help create a safer work environment. Many types of workplaces have very serious safety hazards that employees need to be trained on.
- Published in Workplace Woes
The Importance of Removing Snow & Ice from Wheel Wells
Michigan drivers have a lot to deal with while driving in the winter. Not only are there the general challenges of driving safely when roads are snowy/icy and having to navigate the potholes that come with freeze/thaw cycles, there’s the hassle of having to keep snow and ice cleared off of cars. We get it
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents, Tips
Medical Malpractice & the LGBTQ Community
The LGBTQ community has long fought for equality in all areas of life, and while much progress has been made, they often still face discrimination in their day-to-day lives. Healthcare is one area where many LGBTQ individuals still struggle to get the care they need because of biases in healthcare providers. When we talk about
- Published in Medical Malpractice
Warning Signs of an Unsafe Workplace
The simple fact of the matter is that most people need to work to earn a living. Unfortunately, many employers out there are willing to take advantage of the fact that people depend on their jobs to provide for themselves and their families. This can include pressuring people to work extra hours, being asked to
- Published in Workplace Woes
When Not to Use Cruise Control
Cruise control has long been a feature on cars. After being invented in 1948, it started being used on cars in the late 1950s and through the 1960s, and continued growing in popularity throughout the 1970s. Over time, cruise control has evolved to become more advanced than ever. In addition to helping drivers maintain a
- Published in Tips
What You Should Know About Informed Consent & Membrane Sweeping
- Published in Birth Trauma
Car Stuck in the Snow? Try These Tips to Get it Unstuck
- Published in Tips
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