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This doesn’t have a lot to do with “personal injury” but I thought you might enjoy it anyway! Lowell. Dog’s Top Ten Pet Peeves 1. Blaming your farts on me… not funny.. not funny at all !!! 2. Taking me to the vet for “the big snip”, then acting surprised when I freak out every time we go back! 3. Taking me for a walk, then not letting me check stuff out… Exactly whose walk is this anyway? 4. Any trick that involves balancing food on my nose… Stop it! 5. Any haircut that involves bows or ribbons… Now you… Read More
Alzheimer’s Disease devastates not only the victim but the family and friends that love that person. The National Insitute of Health provides a plethora of resources and information about this insidious condition.
Injured at work? An interesting, informative site will give you a good start. All 50 States’ and D.C.’s Home Pages and Workers’ Compensation Agencies. This site has Workers’ Compensation Sites for every state in the union as well as related state specific links. Additionally, there is a great website for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (powered by the CDC) which provides a wealth of information for the prevention of illness and injuries at work. Literally a ton of very valuable and potentially life saving information.
Anderson Cooper of CNN did a great piece on insurance company tactics. Fascinating reading exposing the negative tactics of insurance companies: Deny, defend, delay and save BILLIONS in claims payouts. Click here, read and try not to become enraged as you see how the insurance companies systematically deny injured people their due. Personal Injury Law attorneys have been fighting this for years. You can read the Rough Transcript here.
Here’s a great tip on how to avoid being bitten by a dog. Victoria Wells discusses this issue in this fantastic video clip. Courtesy www.youtube.com
New studies indicate numerous distractions like cell phones and vehicle passengers put teen drivers at greater risk for fatal car crashes. However, some auto manufacturers like Volvo Cars say they have developed numerous safety systems to help combat this statistic. To prevent drunk driving, the ‘multi lock system’ forces the driver to blow into a built-in breathalyzer before the car engine will start. In addition, a special ignition key limits the car’s speed to ensure further safety.