FDA Looking into Safety of Caramel Coloring in Soft Drinks and Foods Caramel coloring is used to turn sodas and some foods brown. There are different types of caramel coloring and some of them contain an impurity called 4-methylimidazole (4-MeI). In response to a study by Consumer Reports, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) […]
Sports-Related Eye Injuries
May 7, 2014 By
April was Sports Eye Safety Month. Sports-related eye injuries can cost you your vision, and most are preventable. Whether you play organized sports, like to play less formally, eye protection is a must. Team and contact sports are not the only types of sports that pose a significant risk. According to the U.S. Eye Injury Registry, […]
Dog Bite Injuries and Claims
May 7, 2014 By
While any dog may bite if it is provoked or is not well trained and restrained, there is still a great deal of liability with dog bites. Every year, there are millions of dog bites in the United States. A great deal of these bites lead to emergency care. If you have been bitten by […]
Protecting your Child from Dog Bites
May 5, 2014 By
Children are inquisitive by nature, and the subject of their curiosity is often living creatures around them, including dogs. Many people in various communities have dogs, and they can be terrific companions for children. However, for a variety of reasons, dogs can bite children, and these bites can cause serious injuries and complications. Millions of […]
Tips to Prevent Your Dog from Biting
May 2, 2014 By
When people bring a dog into their home, the last thing they want is to cause other people pain. Fortunately, with good training and socialization, the vast majority of dogs don’t bite. Additionally, when people pay close attention to changes in their dog’s body language, they can help prevent dog bite accidents from happening. Preventing […]
Dog Bite Safety – An Infographic
May 1, 2014 By
May is National Dog Bite Awareness Month and to help bring attention to the dangers of dog bites, AccidentAttorneys.org has created several ways to educate the general public, including our Dog Bite Prevention Guide and several blog posts. We’ve also created this easy-to-read and entertaining Dog Bite Awareness Month Infographic. Please share this with your friends, family, and […]
Signs That A Dog May Bite You
May 1, 2014 By
Dog bite injuries are scary and difficult for families. A loved companion can become very threatening for any number of reasons. However, you can help prevent accidents from occurring by watching out for some common signs of aggression in dogs. Signs that a Dog May Bite Most dogs show their aggression through noise. The most […]
National Wildfire Preparedness Days
April 30, 2014 By
The number of large wildfires and the amount of acreage burned in the Western U.S., is increasing each year and the problem is only expected to get worse in years to come. Increasing temperatures and ongoing drought conditions are behind the increase. Wildfire season is getting longer, and a 2006 study found that the average […]
Truckers and Texting
April 29, 2014 By
Is it Illegal for Truck Drivers to Text and Use Cell Phones behind the Wheel? Yes, it is against Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations for truck drivers to text or talk on a cell phone while driving, unless talking on a hands-free device, and it has been since October 27, 2010. Truck drivers and other […]
