Accident & Injury

How To Protect Employees from Cold Stress

Winter weather can be challenging for people who work outside. With icy grounds and freezing temperatures, it's important to be careful, as the risk of getting sick from the cold can increase quickly if proper safety measures aren't in place. While there aren't specific rules from the Occupational Safety (OSHA) about working in cold...

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13 Top Hospitals for Maternity Care in Ohio

Expecting parents in Ohio seeking excellent maternity care for uncomplicated pregnancies have several highly rated hospitals. While these hospitals are not assigned numerical rankings, their ratings are based solely on objective quality measures. Why These Hospitals Stand Out Breastfeeding Support: 47% are more likely to be designated as "Baby-Friendly," indicating significant measures taken to...

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The Best and Worst Times to Travel for Thanksgiving 2024

Thanksgiving 2024 is expected to be one of the busiest travel periods in history. From November 26 to December 2, millions of Americans will be traveling, resulting in crowded highways and airports. Whether you plan to drive or fly, here's what to expect and how to make your trip as smooth as possible. Record...

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Please Don’t Burn Your House Down This Thanksgiving

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it's important to recognize the heightened risk of cooking fires associated with this holiday. Cooking fires are the leading cause of residential fires and injuries in the United States, and Thanksgiving Day experiences the highest number of home cooking fires of any day in the year. The National...

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Halloween Safety Tips for Pedestrians and Drivers

Dressing up in costumes and enjoying treats with friends and neighbors during Halloween night can be a thrilling experience. However, it's crucial to prioritize safety to ensure a safe and unforgettable evening for everyone involved. Statistics indicate that pedestrian fatalities increase by 43% on Halloween, with the highest risk between 6 and 7 p.m....

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Can I Sue If I’m Injured in a Haunted House?

Visiting a haunted house can be thrilling, but what happens if the fear becomes real and you get hurt? Whether you tripped in the dark, were injured by a faulty prop, or got caught in a chaotic crowd, you may have grounds to seek compensation. What to Do If You're Injured in a Haunted...

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Why Are Most Car Accident Claims Denied in Ohio?

Car accidents can be traumatic, and filing a claim should be a step toward financial recovery. However, many Ohio residents face the frustration of having their claims denied. Ohio follows a comparative negligence rule, meaning that if you're more than 50% at fault, you can't recover damages from the other driver's insurance. To improve...

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Ohio City Ranks Among the Worst Drivers in The Country

Have you ever felt frustrated by another driver, such as someone driving slowly in the fast lane or someone texting behind the wheel? You're not alone. Many people think that their city has the worst drivers, but an annual report by QuoteWizard reveals which cities actually have the worst driving habits. Using data from...

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10 Essential Tips for Drivers to Prevent Accidents with Bicyclists

The recent tragic loss of a cyclist in Cleveland is a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities cyclists face on the road. The accident emphasizes the need for greater awareness and caution among all commuters. Every year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that hundreds of cyclists lose their lives in traffic accidents...

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Can You Sue a Hospital for Wrongful Death in Ohio?

Losing a loved one due to the negligence of a hospital is a devastating experience. If you believe that a hospital's actions or inactions led to the wrongful death of your family member, you might wonder if you can take legal action against the institution. In Ohio, the answer is yes—under certain circumstances, you...

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