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Python in Pet Store Sinks Teeth in Customer’s Face and Eye When people think of the prospect of getting injured in a store, they most likely think of slipping and falling on something that has spilt on the floor. While slipping and falling is a common way in which people are injured in stores, restaurants, offices, and other public settings, there is a myriad of other causes of injuries in these types of locations. A Las Vegas man’s visit to…

Tragic Party Bus Accident Claims Life of One Brother, Critically Injures Another The party bus industry has become a burgeoning enterprise. The number of party buses on the streets of the United States has likely quadrupled in number over the past decade. Unfortunately, every year a remarkable (and grim) number of people are seriously and fatally injured in accidents involving party buses. Sadly, one of the most common causes of party bus accidents is also something that is preventable. Time…

In 2019, 8 children died while enrolled at unlicensed daycare centers. Of these daycare centers, 7 were operated out of private homes. In today’s post, the daycare injury lawyer at The Doan Law firm gives a recap of these 8 needless deaths and offers advice to parents who may be considering placing their children in “home-based” daycare.

Within the past year there were 8 reported cases involving sexual abuse of children at daycare centers. Of these 8, 6 happened at “home-based” daycare centers and were committed by the daycare’s owner or a member of the owner’s family.

Over Two Dozen Semi-Trucks Involved in Massive Multi-Vehicle Accident on Interstate Interstate 80 is a primary roadway artery through the state of Wyoming. Commerce and personal travel depend on this highway. Unfortunately, wintertime weather conditions wreak havoc on this crucial highway annually. Thus far during the 2019 – 2020 winter season, the roadway has been closed 54 of the last 152 days. Weather alone is not the only reason this freeway is clamped closed. Catastrophic accidents plague I-80 in the wintertime…