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Recently, a fatigued driver caused a motor coach crash in California. This prompted the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) to once again call out the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for not doing enough to keep unsafe truck drivers off the road. If a…
In the winter, ice and snow will pile on your car and could block your car’s advanced safety sensors. For instance, when your forward-collision warning (FCW) and automatic emergency braking systems (AEB) become unable to determine what is in front of them due to ice…
If your baby is born with a health complication, it can be a traumatic experience. But, learning that your baby was not born with a defect, but rather suffered an injury during labor and delivery could be even worse. If your baby was injured during…
Workers’ compensation insurance exists to help us when we’re hurt at work. If you’ve sustained a work-related injury, workers’ compensation will help you pay medical bills and other household costs until you’re ready to come back to your job. But what happens if you suffered…
Winter can bring us some of the most unwanted complications, such as snow, ice, and the flu. While snow and ice can make your commute treacherous, the flu can keep you out of work for some time. Healthcare professionals see hospital visits increase during flu…
With the increasingly cold temperatures, the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has issued some winter driving advice aimed at preventing car accidents this winter. In the event you or a loved one do sustain an injury in a winter car accident due to the negligence…
Winter has severely hit many parts of the United States. You most likely have had large piles of snow in your driveway, and you have had difficulty clearing it off. To learn how to safely clear snow from your driveway this winter, follow the tips…
If your child comes home from daycare with an injury or you receive a call that your child has been taken to the emergency room, one of your first instincts would be to find out who is responsible. If you are told your child’s injuries…
