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An SUV with six children fleeing from Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies careened through a mobile home park and hit a woman before it crashed into a cement wall. One witness said the wreck on Avenue S, in the Palmdale area, sounded like a “sonic boom.” Another witness said she was in her trailer when… Continue reading Police Chase Ends in Fatal Crash
In recent years, jogging and running have solidified their place as popular forms of exercise, providing physical and mental health benefits. The surge in outdoor exercise during the coronavirus pandemic highlighted the importance of fitness in promoting overall well-being. Did you know engaging in at least 30 Minutes Of Jogging most days of the week… Continue reading Jogging and Running: Safety and Wellness in 2025
According to one study, doctors misdiagnose about 20 percent of the patients they see. Generally, a lack of accurate information is the root of these problems. Some doctors do not run a full battery of tests, mostly because they fear the insurance company will not pay for them. Moreover, many physicians delegate test result interpretation… Continue reading The Most Commonly Misdiagnosed Diseases You Should Know About
Falls have always been a serious problem in long-term care facilities, but they might be even more serious today. Because of the exploding elderly population, many nursing homes are in a near-constant state of repair, expansion, and renovation. Construction areas are dangerous for anyone, and they are especially dangerous in nursing homes. Additionally, many older… Continue reading FAQs About Nursing Home Falls
Most often these events are not accidents. Instead, driver negligence causes nearly all pedestrian injuries. To better reflect this fact, many organizations have changed the words they use. “When you use the word ‘accident,’ it’s like, ‘God made it happen,’” said former National Highway Traffic Safety Administration director Dr. Mark Rosekind. Many government and private… Continue reading Pedestrian Accidents: A Closer Look
Electric scooters and other such vehicles are not just a fad. The global e-scooter market is expected to exceed $40 billion per year by 2030. For many people, these vehicles offer the ideal combination of convenience, fresh air, and eco-friendliness. Note we did not include “safety” in that list. Generally, the force of the collision… Continue reading E-Scooter Accident Do’s and Don’ts
A police pursuit ended very badly for a 22-year-old Riverside woman who was ejected from her vehicle during a wreck and died as a result of her injuries. This chase began near the Riverside Freeway. The suspect, whose name was not released, refused to pull over for a traffic stop and instead got on the… Continue reading High-Speed Pursuit Ends in Deadly Rollover Crash
Frequently, the police accident report is the cornerstone of the victim/plaintiff’s evidence in a vehicle collision claim. But that’s not always true. Even the most experienced emergency responder is not an accident reconstruction professional. Instead, first responders do the best they can with the limited information available at the time. Furthermore, if the victim was… Continue reading Electronic Evidence in Truck Crash Claims
A 69-year-old man is dead after a Mustang fatally struck him as he tried to cross the street. The incident occurred on Goldenwest between Slater and Warner Avenues. According to police, the driver, who does not face charges at this time, hit the man in the street. The force of the collision propelled the man’s… Continue reading Fatal Pedestrian Accident in Huntington Beach
Earlier this week a school bus crash in Lancaster left everyone in the hospital instead of at school. To make the situation worse, the eight students on the bus were special-needs students. The bus crashed into a Cadillac, rolled, and hit a light pole. The students suffered only minor injuries, but the other driver was… Continue reading School Bus Accidents: Injuries, Seat Belts, and Legal Action!
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