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An accident is rarely ever just an accident
Every 3 minutes, someone in the U.S. dies from an accidental injury. That’s nearly 200,000 people every single year.
Injury is the leading cause of death among Americans aged 1 – 44, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Personal injuries are responsible for 60 percent of all deaths in this age group, more than infectious and noncommunicable diseases combined.
Just a couple months after launching its new smartphone, South Korean tech company, Samsung, announced it is pulling what was supposed to be its flagship product from the market entirely.
If you have heard stories about the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 melting, catching fire, or even spontaneously bursting into flames, it may sound unbelievable, but the reports are very real.
News reports about the most recent train accident have filled headlines for the last several days. A transit train crashed into the station in New Jersey, injuring hundreds and killing one. Although comprehensive analysis has not yet been completed, early data indicates that the crash may have been caused by operator error. The crash left behind such devastating wreckage that the National Transportation Safety Board would not allow engineers into the area due to a collapsed roof and potential concerns about exposure to asbestos.
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Now that school has been in session for a while, and kids and parents have adjusted to new routines and schedules, everyone can sit back and relax. Right? Well, if you’re a parent, you know that it’s simply not possible to fully relax when it comes to your child’s health and safety.
More than five million people are injured in traffic accidents every year throughout the country. If you’re involved in an accident that leaves you with injuries, follow these steps to get the compensation you deserve.