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Illinois has many families and individuals who enjoy gathering with friends and family for the annual Thanksgiving Holiday. Lots of people travel by car to where they will celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday and spend a lot of time behind the wheel. That means increased...
The changing of the clocks is a biannual tradition for most of the United States. People know saying “Spring forward and fall back” to memorize which way the clocks should be turned when the time comes. When it comes to driving after the time...
When summer starts to fade into the fall season, the weather gets cooler, the leaves change colors, and young people begin a new school year. It is a refreshing change, but lawyers experienced in personal injury cases find that there are more car accidents...
People tend to check themselves for obvious physical injuries after getting into a car accident. They look for bruises and examine their bodies for broken bones. However, some trauma is less noticeable right away, such as temporary or permanent hearing loss or ear-related difficulties....
Although chemical burns may not come from thermal or electric sources, they have the capability to cause life-threatening injuries. From topical first-degree burns to deep, catastrophic third-degree burns, chemical burns can change life in an instant. Many people might be surprised to learn that...
As students return to school, buses will be out every morning and afternoon. Due to the size of the school bus, children are the most vulnerable when they board the vehicle in the morning or disembark to head home. The National Highway Traffic Safety...
Most people believe that winter driving is the most dangerous due to weather, road conditions, holiday travel, and other hazards, however, summertime is just as dangerous for drivers. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) reports that car accident fatalities are higher in the...