Category: Personal Injury

The popularity of cycling for leisure, sport, and as a means of commuting to work or to run errands has grown to new heights.  As far as safety against being exposed to the virus, it is difficult to find another activity which is more conducive to keeping a safe distance from others. 

The most common personal injury cases involve negligent actions of another person that cause injuries in a variety of circumstances.

Parents can protect their children from many accidents and injuries by paying close attention to hidden dangers in public places and around the house.

Biking is a big part of Chicago’s culture, but the city is plagued with unprotected bike lanes that put riders at risk of injury and death from motor vehicles.

Passengers that suffer in-flight injuries may be entitled to compensation, but the injured party must prove that the airline was negligent and failed to exercise a proper standard of care.

The development of inner-city measures to promote walking paths and biking lanes for residents has created a steep rise in traffic deaths for pedestrians and cyclists.

Heating systems such as boilers and furnaces fueled by natural gas and other accelerants pose significant fire and carbon monoxide dangers if they malfunction. Faulty heaters cause thousands of injuries and deaths to Americans each year.

Tesla Motors, the automaker known for its sporty electric vehicles, is currently under investigation for several deadly crashes caused by high-tech manufacturing design flaws.

Inclement weather creates dangerous conditions for winter bicycling, so riders must exercise caution and follow safety tips to prevent serious accidents and injuries.