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 […]
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 […]
Wildfire Preparedness Basics
April 28, 2014 By
For many parts of the country, wildfire season is quickly approaching. For some areas, such as California and New Jersey, the season is already underway. Even if you live in an area where wildfires are rare, it is good to stay on top of the threat and exercise basic wildfire preparedness. Many of these basic […]
Child Safety: School Bus Safety Tips
April 16, 2014 By
Riding a school bus is said to be the safest way for your child to get to and from school, even safer than riding in the family vehicle. Children are rarely injured when riding the bus. The majority of kids who are injured or killed in school bus accidents are hurt when boarding and exiting […]
After Brain Injury: Alcohol Use
April 11, 2014 By
After brain injury, you want to get back to life as it used to be as soon as possible. For most adults, that includes enjoying an alcoholic beverage, at least occasionally. Those who did not drink before a brain injury may turn to alcohol to relieve some of the effects of brain injury, including chronic […]
Sun Safety
April 7, 2014 By
It’s that time of year again, but before you rush out in the sun, take a minute to learn some basic sun safety. You have heard about the need to protect yourself from the sun all of your life, but things have changed. We know now that some of the old standbys do not really […]
Sun and Citrus – A Dangerous Combination
April 4, 2014 By
Phytophotodermatitis Phytophotodermatitis, sometimes referred to as “margarita dermatitis” is a skin injury which can occur if you spend time in the sun with citrus juice on your skin. It can result in severe burns, often mistaken for chemical burns or other skin conditions. In some cases the burn is never apparent, but hyperpigmentation occurs. When […]
GM Announces Another Massive Recall
April 3, 2014 By
On Monday, March 17, 2014, General Motors announced three new recalls. Over 1.18 million vehicles were affected. According to the New York Times, the recalls have now reached over 4.8 million vehicles. The company says there have not been any injuries or deaths reported in connection with the defects prompting the recalls. GM is already […]
National Flood Safety Awareness Week
April 1, 2014 By
March 16 – 22 was National Flood Safety Awareness Week for 2014. Even if you live in an area which does not normally experience flooding, now is the time to learn about the potential risk in your area, should you experience unusual weather this season, as Colorado saw last year, and to plan ahead if […]
