Blog: Safety
- 5 Water Safety Tips for This Memorial Day
May 25, 2021
Can you believe that we are already approaching the halfway mark in 2021? Memorial Day will be here in the blink of an eye. After the challenging year of 2020, Memorial Day celebrations are sure to include a bevy of friends and family. Will your gathering include a pool, lake or other water? If so, please check out these five water safety tips for this Memorial Day. 1. Employ or designate a lifeguard. Unfortunately,...Read More - Tips on Recording a Police Encounter
May 19, 2021
Over the last few years, we have seen that bystander videos can be a critical element in documenting and exposing police misconduct. If you are confronted by the police or come upon a situation you believe merits recording, would you know how to handle it? Let us review some tips on recording a police encounter. You are permitted to record, but must follow police orders. You have a First Amendment right to record a...Read More - Am I Liable for My Blind Spot?
Apr 28, 2021
Am I liable for my blind spot? The short answer is yes, you can be held liable for a blind spot accident. The other driver who entered your blind spot, however, may actually be the liable one, or at least share liability. What exactly is a blind spot, and what should you do, if you have been involved in a blind spot A blind spot, by definition, is the area surrounding the perimeter...Read More - Do I Have a Personal Injury Case if I Only Have Minor Injuries?
Apr 27, 2021
In many types of accidents, the initial injuries sustained may be considered minor. For example, in a It can be important to see a doctor even if you do not think you have suffered major injuries. Many minor injuries can turn into major ones over time, and if you do not understand the root cause at the beginning, it can be tough to figure out why you suddenly are not feeling well. For...Read More - Can Backup Cameras Really Reduce Accidents?
Mar 23, 2021
Did you know that in 2018, a new rule from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) took effect that required all new vehicles to have backup cameras? The purpose of a backup camera is to help prevent back-over At the time the rule took effect, an estimated 500,000 backing-up accidents occurred in the United States each year. The The data also suggested, however, that the reduction in accidents was not uniform...Read More - Bit By A Stray Dog? Tips On How To Get Help
Mar 10, 2021
Did you know that 1. Safety First. If you are bitten by a stray dog, the first thing you may want to do is get to safety. There is likely no one with the stray dog to restrain it and you want to avoid being bitten again. You can do this by slowly backing away from the dog, not screaming at the dog, or making any sudden noises, and avoiding eye contact with...Read More - Can Personal Injury Claimants Seek Compensation For Emotional Distress In Florida?
Mar 2, 2021
Have you considered that, sometimes, serious injuries may not be easy to see? Victims of personal injury may not only suffer physical injuries or impairments, but may also suffer from crippling anxiety, depression, or emotional distress. If you suffer from mental anguish or distress following a traumatic event, you may be able to seek compensation for that emotional pain and suffering in a personal injury action. It can be important that you speak to an...Read More - Understanding the Difference Between Personal Injury and Bodily Injury in Florida
Feb 23, 2021
Did you know that bodily injury and In insurance, however, both terms can also have different meanings. Bodily injury insurance typically covers the expenses of the person who did not cause the accident, but was injured from it. If you caused the accident, this insurance will likely cover the injuries and losses to the other driver and passengers. Personal injury protection can cover your own injuries and losses after an accident, whether you...Read More - Do You Know What a Personal Injury is in Florida?
Feb 16, 2021
Did you know that bodily injury and In insurance, however, both terms can have different meanings. Bodily injury insurance typically covers the expenses of the person who did not cause the accident, but was injured from it. If you caused the accident, this insurance may cover the injuries sustained by the occupants of the other vehicle and their losses. Personal injury protection covers your own injuries and losses after an accident, whether you...Read More - Updates on Mandating COVID-19 Vaccines for Employees
Feb 9, 2021
As the COVID-19 vaccines continues to roll out, have you considered whether you will mandate the vaccine for your employees? If so, the First, employers should note that the EEOC seems to be recommending that, should employers seek to mandate COVID-19 vaccines for all employees, it may be best for employees to go through a third-party not contracted with the employer for the vaccination, as opposed to the employer setting up its own...Read More