How to Prevent Slip and Fall Accidents in Autumn
- Published in Tips
Twin Pregnancies & the Risk of Birth Trauma

In recent decades, births of twins have become an increasingly common occurrence. According to the CDC, births of twins have grown 78% since 1980, with 123,536 twin births occurring in 2018 in the United States. For many expectant parents, finding out they’re expecting twins can be the most exciting news they ever hear in their
- Published in Birth Trauma
Safe Driving Tips: Wearing a Face Mask While Driving

After the coronavirus pandemic hit in March 2020, wearing face masks while outside of our homes became a regular part of our day-to-day lives. Whether you’re heading to the grocery store, to work, to school, or to do other errands, wearing a face mask is highly recommended, if not mandatory, to help prevent the spread
- Published in Tips
What is an Attractive Nuisance?
- Published in Personal Injury
How Long is Too Long: Prolonged Second Stage Labor and the Risk of Injuries

When the time comes to welcome a child into the world, new parents want to be holding their new baby as quickly as possible. But going through labor isn’t always a quick and easy process. Expectant mothers commonly wonder about how long labor is supposed to take, but every mother’s experience can be different. For
- Published in Birth Trauma
Making Your Home Safer for Those With Impaired Vision

In personal injury law, one concept that frequently comes up is the idea of hazards being “open and obvious.” If someone is injured on property owned/maintained by someone else, the person responsible for maintaining the property might try to argue that they shouldn’t be legally liable for the injury because the hazard was so obvious
- Published in Personal Injury, Tips
Road Safety Tips: Driving Safely in Residential Areas

No matter what your personal driving habits are like, there’s a good chance that you spend a good amount of time driving in residential neighborhoods. Even though many people drive in residential areas on a daily basis, it’s very important to not become complacent. When people frequently drive the same routes, they often zone out
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents, Tips
Aggression Coding Terms to Watch for When Adopting a Dog
- Published in Dog Bites
Safety Hazards to Watch for on Docks & Piers
- Published in Personal Injury
Kayak Safety Tips to Avoid Accidents & Injury

As we work through the coronavirus pandemic, lots of people have started to adopt new hobbies as a way to have fun while staying socially distant. Since many types of outdoor activities are considered low-risk for being exposed to COVID-19, one activity that has recently grown in popularity is kayaking. Not only is it a
- Published in Personal Injury, Tips
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