Coal miners engage in some of the toughest work in America. Day in and day out, they operate in dark, dangerous environments, often deep underground, where heavy machinery, toxic gases and unstable conditions are part of the job. These workers power homes and...
Motorcycle accidents often lead to severe injuries due to the lack of protection compared to cars. The recovery time for injuries varies greatly depending on the type and severity of the injuries sustained. Understanding the recovery timeline can help you manage...
Intersections are designed to facilitate the flow of traffic and allow access from multiple directions. Unfortunately, they also present one of the highest risks for road collisions. A significant proportion of urban accidents occur at intersections, making them...
It’s not uncommon to hear about serious crashes involving a drunk and/or drugged driver wherein that driver walks away with minor injuries while those in the other vehicle(s) suffer catastrophic or even fatal injuries. For victims and their loved ones, this can add...
If a loved one has suffered catastrophic injuries in a vehicle crash, you’re probably hearing a lot of new and frightening terms. One of them may be “polytrauma.” Just what does that mean for your loved one, their future and perhaps the future of your family?...
There are several types of collisions commonly associated with semi-trucks. Uneven loads or sharp curves might result in a semi-truck rollover incident. Semi-trucks can also jackknife in traffic, which might lead to them colliding with multiple other vehicles and...
In the chaotic minutes after a baby is born, parents wait anxiously to hear that their little one is healthy. While every parent hopes for a smooth delivery, sometimes complications can arise. One tool that helps doctors quickly assess a baby's health is the Apgar...
Being in a car crash is incredibly frustrating. Dealing with vehicle repairs, injuries and insurance companies on top of everything else can feel overwhelming. It's tempting to accept the first settlement offer that comes your way just to put the whole mess behind...
Logging remains one of the most dangerous occupations in the U.S. According to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), loggers had a fatal work injury rate of 98.9 per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers in 2023. This is significantly higher than...
Professionals who work at coal mines know their jobs are dangerous. They accept that risk as an essential aspect of their careers. Professionals may hope to avoid injuries and illnesses by following safety standards and remaining alert while on the job. Those who are...