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3 signs of negligence in a slip-and-fall accident
During times of winter maintenance, negligent business owners can allow major hazards to persist if they don’t promptly remove ice. Think about what it’s like after snowmelt refreezes. Certain times of the year means less precipitation and prolonged periods of colder...
FMCSA announces plan for new large-truck crash study
Perhaps you or a loved one suffered a catastrophic injury in a large-truck accident in southern New Jersey. The pain that such an incident causes is bad enough, but for some victims, the losses can be especially hard. Many of them may be rendered unable to work or...
4 ways to avoid a trucker’s blind spots
Commercial truck drivers play an important role in modern society. After all, consumers need the goods delivery drivers and others regularly transport. Still, due to the nature of large vehicles, truckers often have larger blind spots than other drivers. A blind...
4 reasons ladder accidents tend to occur
Whether you work in a factory, office, warehouse or somewhere else, you may occasionally or routinely climb onto a ladder to reach high places. When you do, you must be careful always to comply with safety recommendations and procedures. If you fail to do so, you may...
What to do after you get hit by a drunk driver
Drunk driving is a severe and unacceptable problem. In 2016, there were more than 10,000 deaths due to alcohol-related accidents. If you are a victim of a drunk driving accident and make it out alive, you should do everything possible to obtain monetary...
Employer safety requirements for gas workers
If you work in the oil and gas industry, you likely face a multitude of dangers every day. From hazardous chemicals to risk of explosion, there are many reasons to take extra precautions to protect yourself against work-related injuries. This is where personal...
Preventing truck accidents this holiday season: Part 1
As the holiday season swings into gear, the one thing you should keep in mind while out is the increase in car and truck accidents in South Jersey. Though there is not much you can do to control other drivers, there are many things you can do to stay safe on the...
Risk of falling is not the only hazard of ladder use
Many professions use a basic piece of equipment, the ladder, as part of their everyday work. Construction workers, tree workers, window washers, painters, and a whole host of other types of workers have to use ladders to perform their jobs. In New Jersey in...
Traumatic brain injury: high risk for construction workers
As a New Jersey construction worker, the various job sites where you work can be hectic, noisy and even dangerous. Because of the types of work you do, you often must do them at a considerable height, such as on roofs, scaffolding or tall ladders. Consequently, you...
Stay alert and be patient going through construction zones
You may be on a busy freeway going at least 55 miles per hour when you come upon a construction zone. The road may not be good here, and the work may go on for miles. Drivers should pay particular attention when making their way through construction areas of any size...