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- Are Student Interns Eligible for Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
September 28, 2020
Read MoreStudent internships are valuable to students and companies. From an intern’s perspective, they get real-world experience. A student intern may also have an opportunity to make industry connections that enables them to get a lucrative position after graduation. Hiring interns is also beneficial to many businesses. Some internships are advertised and handled privately between the […]
- House Collapses in Brant Beach, Causing Two Construction Workers to be Hospitalized
September 25, 2020
Read MoreTwo men were airlifted to a local hospital after the top floor and deck collapsed on a Brant Beach home. The two men, ages 40 and 35, are construction workers who were working on the house before the accident occured. The collapse happened around 8:30 am on Sept. 24, 2020. A neighbor stated that she […]
- What are My Options After I Slip and Fall at a Casino?
September 24, 2020
Read MoreA night at a casino is supposed to be a fun event; however, what if a casino trip is cut short by a slip and fall accident? Instead of enjoying the night, a victim might be worried about medical bills, lost wages, and a long recovery. If a person slips and falls at a casino, […]
- What are My Rights Regarding Personal Protective Equipment at Work?
September 21, 2020
Read MoreEmployers have the responsibility for providing their employees with safe workplaces and equipment. Throughout the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, safety issues have become more important to discuss. Personal protective equipment (PPE), like masks and face shields, are now required for many types of workers. Health care professionals are not the only ones who need protective equipment […]
- How Can I Recover Lost Wages After a Car Accident?
September 16, 2020
Read MoreEven after a minor car accident, a victim can require extensive medical attention. Sometimes, post-trauma medical treatment requires recuperating in the hospital followed by at-home care. In this situation, a crash victim may be unable to perform their work duties. This can cause extreme financial hardships if the victim loses income for days, weeks, or […]
- How to Tell Who Hit Who in a Car Accident
September 14, 2020
Read MoreAccording to Driver Knowledge, there are approximately six million car accidents in the Unites States each year. While some of these accidents are minor, other car crashes leave victims with severe injuries. This is often an emotional and financial burden for both the victim and their family. Many victims are forced to deal with losses, […]
- Can a Trucking Company be Liable for a Hydroplane Accident?
September 08, 2020
Read MoreEven the most skilled and experienced truck driver can have difficulty on the road, especially in inclement weather. Wet road conditions, even conditions from slight downpours, can cause serious hazards for drivers. Hydroplaning, the situation when a vehicle slides uncontrollably on a wet surface, can be particularly dangerous for truck drivers. When an 18-wheeler hydroplanes, […]
- What are My Rights After an Accident with a Hazmat Truck?
August 25, 2020
Read MoreAccidents between cars and large trucks frequently result in serious injuries for the car drivers and passengers. However, truck accidents involving hazmat trucks can be especially dangerous. For that reason, even victims who feel fine directly after accidents with hazmat tankers may want to seek legal representation. What Makes a Crash with a Hazmat Truck […]
- Tyson Foods Begins Widespread Testing in Meatpacking Plants
August 25, 2020
Read MoreAfter months in the spotlight for mass numbers of COVID-19 infections among its workers, Tyson Foods has announced plans to test its employees and hire health professionals to carry out new protocols. Early in the pandemic, meat processing plants became hot spots for transmission of the virus. Overall, more than 16,000 employees in meat processing […]
- Recent Findings Show That Minimal Amounts of Alcohol Still Affect Driving Abilities
August 17, 2020
Read MoreA recent study done by the American Automobile Association (AAA) shows that minimal amounts of alcohol still can cause severe impairments. In New Jersey, the legal blood alcohol content (BAC) level is 0.08. However, the AAA study shows that driving skills diminish well under the legal limit. When Does Someone Become Impaired? Depending on someone’s […]
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