Our Personal Injury Library

Top 5 Summer Toys and Recreation Hazards for Kids For most children, summer can mean scraped knees, stitches and the occasional broken bone.

Dangerous IVC Filters Responsible for 39 Deaths If you, or someone you love, has an IVC filter to prevent blood clots, you, and they, might not have known that it could cause serious complications.

The Cancer-Causing Risks of Talcum Powder The National Cancer Institute has found that using talc products, such as baby powder, for feminine hygiene could increase the risk of ovarian cancer.

Common Sense Safety Tips for National Safety Month June is National Safety Month, and it’s a great time to talk to friends and family about staying safe during the summer months!

Nodding Off – 9 Signs You’re Too Tired To Drive Keep yourself and other motorists safe by making sure you are fit to drive before getting behind the wheel.

Kids and Cars: Vehicle Heatstroke Awareness Each year, the number of child deaths caused by being left in hot cars rises. Learn about vehicle heatstroke and how to protect your loved ones.

Look Twice for Little Pedestrians Summer vacation is almost here, and soon motorists will have to be more vigilant throughout the day to avoid child pedestrian accidents.

Biking With Baby – How to Safely Co-Ride with Children There are many products on the market that attempt to make co-riding with children easier.

Why Distracted Driving Gets Its Own Month April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Why? Because 9 people are killed and 1,161 are injured daily by crashes that involved a distracted driver.

How NOT to Drive in the Rain We’ve decided to try a little reverse psychology, and have compiled 5 tips on how NOT to drive in wet and rainy conditions.

Spring-Cleaning – How a Tidy Car Keeps You Safe As it turns out, keeping our car clean not only feels and looks good, it also helps reduce the likelihood of a car accident.

Get Your Bicycle Ready for Spring - Bicycle Maintenance Checklist Before you hit the trails or start your first commute, use this checklist as you inspect your bicycle to make sure everything is in proper working order.