Chris Hardwick recently made headlines when he was accused by an ex-girlfriend of sexually assaulting her. Actress Chloe Dykstra made the claim that an ex-boyfriend had sexually assaulted her; however, she did not exclusively name Hardwick as the perpetrator. Due to Hardwick … Read more
6 Ways to Creatively Earn Money While Out of Work
An on-the-job injury can be very devastating financially for the employee as well as anyone they support. Oftentimes, the individual may be receiving payment through workers’ compensation but sometimes this isn’t the case. Below are seven ideas for an individual to creatively … Read more
Understanding and Avoiding Drowning Accidents
Did you know that approximately 10 people a day die in unintentional drowning accidents? Out of those victims, two are children ages 14 and under. According to the CDC, drowning is the 5th cause of unintentional death in the United States. Between the years 2005 to 2014, there … Read more
Can Anesthesia Errors Lead to Medical Malpractice?
Every year, millions of Americans safely undergo surgery with the use of anesthesia. However, there are times when the administering of anesthesia goes terribly wrong, causing serious injury or death. Proving the damage was caused by negligence of the hospital or … Read more
3 Documents You May Need to Prove Pain and Suffering
Calculating pain and suffering isn’t an exact science, but there are several ways you can put a price on these things. One of those ways is diligent documentation of your injuries and day-to-day life. Here are a few ways to start documenting smartly. 1. Photos Take … Read more
Why is it Important for All Work Injuries to be Reported?
Every year, approximately 4.1 million workers suffer a serious work related injury. Sadly, this number doesn’t even reflect the minor occurrences that happen each and every minute of the day in the United States. If a worker becomes injured, whether major or minor, it’s vital … Read more
