Local attorney Rob Levine, a.k.a. The Heavy Hitter ®, proud sponsor of the MAE Organization for the Homeless 2nd annual Gala fundraiser
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No employer or worker wants to see workplace injuries or illness from an accident at work. While the law requires that all workplace injuries that cause illness or injury be documented, the National Safety Council also recommends that your …
The costs of workplace injuries and accidents can be incalculable, both to the victim of the injury and to the company. Those costs can include lost work time, medical expenses, reduced quality of life, the expense of addressing a …
In a widely publicized study earlier this year, scientists reported that people who sit for long periods every day have a higher risk of dying from all causes than people who stay active. Very sedentary people, even those who …
Just 2% of all registered vehicles in the United States are motorcycles, yet motorcycle fatalities represent approximately 5% of all highway fatalities each year. Around 80% of reported motorcycle crashes result in injury or death, compared to about 20% …
Does your office make you sore? If so you may need ergonomics. In a 2013 survey by the American Osteopathic Association, 2 out of 3 office workers reported experiencing pain in the previous 6 months. The most common pain …
A Channel 12 news story reported last week that bike shop owners are seeing many customers eager to get back on their bikes after the long and snowy winter. Earlier this year, though, Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx announced …
When shopping for a new family vehicle, most automotive buyers are less focused on appearance and more concerned with function. Among the top deciding factors when purchasing a new or used family vehicle:
safety rating (such as crash-impact and crash-avoidance …
The tragic death of an Ohio nurse in a single-vehicle crash earlier this year may be indicative of a larger public safety concern, according to the details of the case.
In March, 38-year-old Beth Jasper was returning home after working …
