A woman and her son were shopping at Walmart when she suddenly slipped and fell. While walking towards the restroom, she slipped on a wet floor in the automotive cleaning products aisle. When her son and another customer heard the woman fall, medical help was immediately called. She later was admitted to a hospital...
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How to Handle Your Spinal Cord Injury
While enjoying fun times in the water, a man broke his neck. After the accident, he remained paralyzed from the neck down. However, due to new developments for spinal cord injuries, the victim has a good chance of regaining movement. The victim was outfitted with a specialized wheelchair that is powered by the victim’s...
Read MoreWorkplace Accidents Can Be Costly
A train operator was relieved of his job duties after an investigation into a train colliding into a parked train and injuring three workers. The train operator was found not complying with standard operating procedures. The crash injured the train operator as well as two rail car cleaners who were cleaning the parked train....
Read MoreHow to Prevent Nursing Home Neglect Before It Happens
A Greene County nursing home fate is being decided after a judge ordered that the trial move forward. Initially, the nursing home tried in vain to have the case dismissed. In the lawsuit, the nursing home is accused of several violations resulting in nursing home neglect. In all, over 84 cases of abuse and...
Read MorePreventing an Exposure to Asbestos Before You Get Sick
An exposure to asbestos can be a serious and sometimes fatal accident. Many victims do not know when or how long they were exposed to asbestos. Asbestos exposure can happen at home, work, or even visiting family and friends. A Washington, D.C. asbestos lawyer can help you if you have been a victim...
Read MoreThe Potential Liabilities to Hosting Company Parties
From the Society of Human Resources Management Holiday Practices Survey, 83% of the organizations surveyed said that they host annual company holiday parties. Those with more than 200 employees were less likely to throw a party than those with fewer than 200 employees. Out of the 83% of organizations that served alcohol, 53% of...
Read MoreDocumenting an Assault Early Is Key
An exchange student was assaulted at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront while walking by herself. She said that a man first came up to her from behind and demanded money while he put her under gunpoint. He robbed her and then proceeded to sexually assault her by taking her to a wooded area. Her detailed account...
Read MoreHow to Document a Defective Product in Maryland, Virginia and Washington DC
DeWalt Industrial Tool Company recalled 9,000 of its DEWALT D51825 and D51850 Framing Nailers. DeWalt is a subsidiary of Black and Decker that makes and distributes power tools for the woodworking and construction industries. The recall was put into action after a defect was discovered with the bump action triggers on the actual nailers....
Read MoreWhen Pharmacy Errors Result in Death of a Loved One
Over 7,000 deaths happen each year in the United States due to approximately 30 million pharmacy dispensing errors that occur when filling a doctor’s prescription. According to the National Patient Safety Foundation, one in 1,000 prescriptions that are delivered to consumers contain an error. These mistakes have the capability of causing severe injuries and...
Read MoreEmergency Room Malpractice in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC
Two friends were out partying one night. One of the friends had his four-year-old son with him. An argument broke out over whether one of the friends would drive drunk with the child. At some point during the argument, one of the friends stabbed the other one in the thigh with a knife. When the...
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