Monthly Archives: March 2019

6 03, 2019

How Not to Sue for A Slip and Fall Injury

By |2023-02-03T18:07:03+00:00March 6, 2019|

Slip and fall accidents do occur, and the injuries sustained during and after a legitimate fall can be serious. But not all slip and fall claims are legit. And one example from New Jersey showed just how illegitimate some slip and fall lawsuits are, and absolutely what you should never do. Alexander Goldinsky was caught [...]

5 03, 2019

Suitcases Keep Falling on Airline Passengers’ Heads

By |2021-04-08T12:49:29+00:00March 5, 2019|

When airlines started charging extra for checked baggage, wallet-conscious travelers started stuffing everything they could into their carry-ons. Anyone whose flown in the past few years can tell you the turf war for territory in overhead compartments is real, and flight attendants, too, can attest to the increased injury risk caused by the “carry-on crunch.” That risk [...]

2 03, 2019

Pedestrian Traffic Deaths Highest in Nearly Three Decades

By |2021-04-08T14:21:36+00:00March 2, 2019|

Even with all the new safety technology available — from motion sensors and backup cameras to self-driving cars — 2018 produced the most pedestrian fatalities since 1990; that’s almost three decades. What accounted for this continued rise in pedestrian deaths, and what can you do if you’re hit by a car? Here’s a look. Why? According [...]

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