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American Heart Month: Go Red for Women on February 1

One in every four deaths in the United States is caused by heart disease, making it the nation’s leading cause of death. For women, heart disease and strokes cause one in three deaths, taking a woman’s life every 80 seconds. February is American Heart Month,...

January 31, 2019

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Living Safer Magazine

We are once again proud to share the latest issue of our Living Safer magazine. This edition deals with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, the degenerative brain disease caused by severe, repeated blows to the head. Click here to read the full article (story on...

January 21, 2019

In Personal Injury Interest Stories, Safety

What Should Really Scare You on Halloween

Most of us have grown up with urban legends about razor blades and poison being hidden in Halloween candy. In truth, the greatest danger on Halloween may surprise you: pedestrian accidents. According to Safe Kids Worldwide, U.S. children are twice as likely to be killed...

October 29, 2018

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Living Safer Magazine

We are proud to share the latest issue of our Living Safer magazine with you! This month’s edition deals with the disturbing topic of child sex trafficking, and how it is becoming more widespread in the United States. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children...

October 23, 2018

In Personal Injury Interest Stories, Safety

One Out of Every Five Airbnb Rentals Doesn’t Have a Smoke Detector

October is National Fire Prevention Month, and if you’re staying at an Airbnb property, you should study our Fire Accidents page. We’ve created it, including information about the causes of fire, and how to prevent them in residences and workplaces. According to a study, the...

October 18, 2018

In Safety

Truck Drivers: Why Drive Sleep Deprived?

The trucking industry moves all sorts of goods across the country, from agricultural products to zinc ore. Truck drivers perform a crucial task in our society, but the demanding, deadline-oriented nature of their job means that many are chronically sleep deprived, and at high risk...

February 2, 2018

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Firework Safety and the Fourth of July

As the Fourth of July approaches, many Americans will be setting off fireworks, a tradition that dates back to the very first Independence Day celebrations in 1777. Like many American traditions, fireworks can trace their roots back to another part of the world. The History of...

July 3, 2017

In Safety

5 Most Preventable Causes Of Motorcycle Accidents

Every year, 4,000-5,000 motorcycle riders lose their lives in fatal accidents. According to the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA), motorcyclists are 28% more likely to be killed in an accident than those in passenger vehicles. Many of the leading causes of motorcycle accidents, injuries and...

January 14, 2016

In Safety

Unsafe Glass Doors and Windows

Southern California's rich history is reflected in its architecture. Some of the most sought-after properties in the region are stately older homes and mid-century modern residences. However, older homes and buildings can contain hazardous conditions that are absent in newer homes because the safety features...

August 15, 2013

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American Heart Month: Go Red for Women on February 1

Living Safer Magazine

What Should Really Scare You on Halloween

Living Safer Magazine

One Out of Every Five Airbnb Rentals Doesn’t Have a Smoke Detector

Truck Drivers: Why Drive Sleep Deprived?

Firework Safety and the Fourth of July

5 Most Preventable Causes Of Motorcycle Accidents

Unsafe Glass Doors and Windows

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