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St. Patrick’s Day Safety and Beyond
St. Patrick’s Day Safety and Beyond If you look forward to wearing a shamrock necklace, drinking green beer, and celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with your friends every March 17th, keep in mind that the best way to ensure you have fun is to have a solid plan for the night. Don’t count on luck to Read More
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March Is Brain Injury Awareness Month
March Is Brain Injury Awareness Month Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are frighteningly common injuries. An estimated 1.7 million TBIs occur in the United States every year. Some people may recover from minor head trauma in a relatively short timeframe, but others can suffer debilitating consequences that alter their day-to-day lives forever. Brain injury victims might Read More
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Motor Vehicle Accident Risks
Motor Vehicle Accident Risks Driving in New York City can be a menacing task. In the city that never sleeps, people are always walking, driving, or riding somewhere; keeping the streets and sidewalks bustling 24/7. With all this activity going on day and night, there is an increased chance that a driver of a motor Read More
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Don’t Touch That Skillet – Types and Severity of Burn Injuries
Don’t Touch That Skillet – Types and Severity of Burn Injuries A burn injury can occur in many different settings. If you work with volatile chemicals, electrical currents, hot liquid, or radiation, the risk of receiving a severe burn can be multiplied if you don’t have proper protective gear. In 2016, an estimated 486,000 Americans Read More
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When Waivers Can “Waver”
When Waivers Can “Waver” As we go through life, there are various forms of contracts that we may have to deal with. From lease agreements to non-disclosure agreements or even employment contracts, you must sign a contract of some sort before you do just about anything this day and age. Today, you may be expected Read More
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When a Visit to New York Is Painful
When a Visit to New York Is Painful New York City is one of the top destinations for tourists visiting the United States, and it’s easy to see why. With countless attractions, museums, parks, restaurants, and Broadway shows, our city provides people with a unique experience like no other. While you certainly will not get Read More
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When Bicycle Couriers Get Hurt in New York City
Being a bike courier is a popular job in big cities like New York, where packages, food, and other items are on a tight delivery schedule. Also, being able to avoid street traffic is a huge advantage for bikers. But it comes with its own set of dangers as well, especially on the streets of Read More
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Rideshare Accidents in New York City
Rideshare Accidents in New York City People under 18 probably wonder how anyone got anywhere before Uber and Lyft were invented. After all, Uber and Lyft are the go-to rideshare services in New York City. They provide a convenient and affordable method of transportation for many, requiring only an app to arrange a quick pick-up Read More
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Winter Safety in New York
Winter Safety in New York Nobody can deny that New York is a spectacular sight in winter, but as temperatures drop in the city that never sleeps, we start seeing more slip-and-fall accidents. Cold weather, along with rain and snow, produces new and hazardous conditions, such as invisible ice. Not only is it dangerous to Read More
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New York City Public Transportation Accidents
New York City Public Transportation Accidents New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) operates one of the largest mass transit systems in the world. Each day, 8.6 million people use the MTA’s trains, buses, and subway lines to travel around five boroughs of New York City and throughout Dutchess, Nassau, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Suffolk, and Westchester Read More
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