The wintertime holiday season is upon us. While there is a great amount to celebrate, care must also be taken to be aware of some of the most frequently occurring holiday time accidents that include: Slips and falls on icy or wet surfaces Decorating-related injuries Cooking and kitchen accidents Fire hazards Car accidents Accidental poisoning Alcohol-related incidents Slips and Falls on Icy or Wet Surfaces As winter weather sets in, outdoor surfaces can become slippery and hazardous. It’s important to…
In the United States, an estimated 9.2 million people participate in skiing and snowboarding activities. The number of skiers in the USA has been relatively stable over the past decade. Skiing is most popular among adults aged 18-34, although participation rates vary by region. With this in mind, there are some types of skiing accident injuries that are more commonplace on the slopes of the United States: Head injuries Knee injuries Shoulder injuries Wrist injuries Ankle injuries Collarbone fractures Spinal…
Defective tires are the underlying or contributing cause of a notable number of Houston car accidents. With this in mind, it is important to understand the warning signs of a tire defect. If you’re involved in a wreck caused by a defective tire, a car accident lawyer in Houston may be able to help you seek compensation for any injuries suffered. Some of the most commonplace signs of a tire defect are: Uneven tire wear Bulges or bubbles Excessive vibration…
Unfortunately, car accidents occur with alarming frequency in Houston, elsewhere in Texas, and across the United States. With this in mind, there are a number of more commonplace long-term effects of a car accident. If you were involved in a crash caused by someone else’s negligent actions, a car accident attorney in Houston may be able to assist you. Chronic Pain Car accidents can lead to ongoing pain in various parts of the body, including the neck, back, and joints….
A typical household keeps on hand a variety of chemicals that can present health hazards. These products must be manufactured as well as maintained in containers that keep these potentially hazardous chemicals in a reasonably safe condition. With that said, there are a number of potential health effects or health hazards that exist in regard to household chemicals commonly maintained in a home: Respiratory irritation Skin irritation Eye irritation Allergic reactions Poisoning Neurological effects Reproductive issues Carcinogenicity Environmental impact If…
"*" indicates required fields