Accidents happen in every workplace, no matter how well safety protocol is followed. Most of the time workplace accidents are minor and no action needs to be taken after making sure everyone involved is OK. But what happens in the case of a major accident where a worker loses a limb or becomes permanently disabled? […]
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Translated As Featured on dziennikzwiazkowy.com Author: Tatiana Kotasinska June 18, 2021 Piotr Wachowski – zodiac sign Sagittarius; an attorney who discovered that his vocation is to fight for disadvantaged Polish immigrants. In practicing law, he has zero tolerance for deals and shoddiness. He openly admits to crises and family tragedies that taught him respect for
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Scott\’s Law official day of remembrance is 12/23 and honors Scott Gillen, a Chicago Fire Department Lieutenant, who was fatally struck by an intoxicated driver while at the scene of an accident two days before Christmas in the year 2000. This tragic accident left a wife and five daughters without a husband and father. As
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The American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) initiated Older Driver Safety Awareness Week in 2009 and for 11 years has worked with elderly adults and families to make sure those who want to continue driving do so safely. According to AOTA, their goal for Older Driver Safety Awareness Week is to promote the understanding of the
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With holiday travel approaching and winter weather well on its way, it is a good time to remind drivers and pedestrians to be alert – especially on roads and intersections that deem themselves most dangerous. For perspective, not only are there over 300,000 car accidents in Illinois annually but Chicago is one of the top
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Last year we experienced cold and snow on Halloween and this year will be equally eventful as the holiday falls on a Saturday and we have a global pandemic to boot! Everyone should take extra precautions to ensure the holiday does not end up resulting in a horrifying accidental injury or death. To help you
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One of the first questions a client asks after a car accident is whether or not they should attend traffic court on the defendant’s ticket in their personal injury case. In some instances, the court appearance is thwarted if the defendant admits guilt and pays the fine and no court appearance is required. Oftentimes, traffic
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We are several months into the coronavirus pandemic and many Americans are still trying to do their part by minimizing non-essential travel, gathering, and contact with others. The majority of those fortunate enough to still be employed are finding themselves working from home, eliminating much of the need for in-person communication and travel by car.
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A world-wide pandemic, protesting across the country and riots right in our backyard. Our brains are full right now, but when you get in the car, you need to be clear headed on the road. Distracted driving is a leading cause of automobile accidents across the globe. In this article, learn about Illinois driving laws and recent
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