Accident & Injury
What is the Best Way to Avoid Driving While Drowsy?
Posted in Accident & Injury on January 17, 2019
Did you know that driving while drowsy can be as dangerous as driving while intoxicated? Despite this fact, reports estimate than roughly 33 percent of drivers have driven when they were extremely tired in the previous month. Unfortunately, drowsy driving is more common than it should be. However, every driver can take steps to...
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FDA approves device to detect concussions better
Posted in Accident & Injury on January 10, 2019
After a car accident, fall or collision while playing sports, one of the main concerns victims and medical workers have is whether a person has a concussion. A concussion is a traumatic brain injury that can cause some brain damage and chemical changes, even when it is minor. As such, properly identifying a concussion...
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Changes coming to Ohio Amish country roads
Posted in Accident & Injury on January 4, 2019
Drivers in and around Cuyahoga county are likely quite familiar with the presence of people in the Amish community. And while Amish and other residents may not occupy a lot of the same spaces together, we do share the roads. Unfortunately, this is creating some serious – and dangerous – problems for everyone. Across...
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Think twice before driving with a hangover
Posted in Accident & Injury on January 2, 2019
Most people think driving with a hangover is much safer than driving drunk. But a recent article by the American Automobile Association explains why driving while hungover can be as dangerous as drunk driving. (more…)
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Dangerous toys of 2018
Posted in Accident & Injury on December 27, 2018
Every year, the U.S. Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) Education Fund publishes a report detailing findings from a survey on toy safety. This year, the PIRG’s survey included 40 toys. Of those, 15 were found to be potentially unsafe or hazardous due to: Choking hazards Small parts Balloons (which pose the greatest threat of...
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Worldwide traffic safety and roadway accident statistics
Posted in Accident & Injury on December 20, 2018
We often look at local or national car accident statistics. But worldwide car accident statistics are more difficult to come by. The World Health Organization recently released information about worldwide traffic-related deaths. This includes car drivers and passengers as well as pedestrians, bicyclists, etc. Some of the interesting statistics were: Statistics 1.35 million people...
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How to avoid holiday injuries – as told by our favorite Christmas movies
Posted in Accident & Injury on December 20, 2018
The holiday season is one of the most magical times of the year. From decorations and new toys to food and festivities, we all have reasons to be excited for the coming weeks. Our Top 6 Holiday Movies with Serious Safety Hazards (more…)
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Despite improved tech, truck accident rates remain high
Posted in Accident & Injury on December 17, 2018
Commercial transportation is a vital element of our economy, and the need for safe vehicles and safe drivers is as critical as ever. Unfortunately, despite massive improvements in driving technology in recent years, accidents involving commercial trucks continue to happen. If you have been involved in a truck crash, contact a Columbus truck accident...
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Toys to avoid giving this holiday season
Posted in Accident & Injury on December 10, 2018
The last thing people want to do this holiday is spend money on a gift for someone that causes serious injuries – especially to children. Unfortunately, it can and does happen: Every three minutes, a child goes to the hospital with toy-related injuries. As such, avoiding defective or potentially dangerous toys this holiday will...
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Tips to Manage the Financial Fall Out From a Car Accident Accident
Posted in Accident & Injury on November 30, 2018
By William J. Price Auto accidents create debt instantly. As a victim, you could have to pay for medical bills and damage to your car, all while being forced to take time off of work to recover. The biggest expenses - hospital stays, surgery, long-term care, and medication – pile up quickly, creating a...
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