Dallas Accident and Injury News
Car Accidents
July 1, 2015
The Dangers of Lifted Vehicles
Many lifted vehicles on the roads have been modified for aesthetic appeal, rather than for function. The practice is not only considered distasteful and unnecessary by many, it is also unsafe for the driver and other vehicles on the road. Before investing money in a modification like a raised suspension and massive tires, consider these potential…
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Car Accidents
June 28, 2015
5 Most Dangerous Vehicle Modifications
Modifications may seem like a fun way to personalize your car or truck, but they can also compromise safety. Some modifications are even illegal in certain states. Knowing which are the most dangerous can help you stay safe on the roadways and prevent unwanted attention from law enforcement officials. Avoid these unsafe aftermarket modifications at…
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Premises Liability
June 24, 2015
How Dangerous is Black Mold?
Molds that produce mycotoxins, like black mold, are considered very hazardous. The mold itself is not toxic, but the mycotoxin byproducts of the mold growth can cause respiratory problems, among other effects. Black mold is the common name for Stachybotrys chartarum mold, and it can grow inside homes and buildings, making it a very dangerous…
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Brain Injuries
June 20, 2015
Who is Most at Risk for a Brain Injury?
These 4 demographics are most at risk for a brain injury While brain injuries can happen to anyone, they are more likely to affect certain demographics. Age and gender are two key risk factors for brain injury, with the very young and very old being most affected. Brain injuries range from mild concussions to life-altering…
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Premises Liability
June 16, 2015
Safety Tips to Remember in a Flood
Being prepared can help you and your family get through a flood in Texas without loss of life or injury. Many floods are considered “flash floods.” These floods happen fast, and the ground has no time to absorb the water. Here is what you need to know ahead of time to stay safe during flood…
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Workplace Injury
June 10, 2015
Guide to Reporting a Workplace Accident
Workplace accidents can happen in every industry. Even office settings are subject to accidents during daily operations. In most cases, the only thing that employees need to know about reporting an accident is who to notify. A supervisor or human resources professional is the best place to start when it comes to workplace accidents. They…
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Dog Bites
May 26, 2015
How to Safely Stop a Dog Attack
All dogs have the potential to attack. From small chihuahuas to breed favorites like golden retrievers, the right set of circumstances can lead to a harmful situation. The best way people can prepare themselves is to understand why dogs attack and learn how to address a dangerous situation with confidence. The top reasons that dogs…
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Personal Injury
May 24, 2015
When and Where to Report Medical Malpractice
When a doctor’s negligence leads to a misdiagnosis, improper treatment, or other preventable error, it is considered medical malpractice. Malpractice suits arise when anyone in a healthcare provider role is negligent by act or omission, which leads to treatment that falls beneath the accepted industry standards for practice and causes harm to a patient. If…
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Brain Injuries
May 20, 2015
Warning Signs of a Child Head Injury
In children, the warning signs of a head injury can be difficult to interpret. Whenever a small child strikes his or her head, the best course of action is to get a physician to inspect the injury. Sometimes, however, a responsible adult may not be around during the time of injury. If you leave your…
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Car Accidents
May 18, 2015
Who is at Fault in a Multiple Vehicle Accident?
When you are involved in an accident involving three or more vehicles, you may be confused about who is at fault. Several factors are used to determine fault, and every state treats multiple car accidents differently. If you’re in a multiple-car accident in Texas, here is how fault is generally determined. • Last car –…
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