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Carbon monoxide is an odorless and colorless gas that is produced by burning fuel from wood, charcoal, oil, natural gas and coal. Any engine or open flame can emit the gas.Known as the “silent killer,” carbon monoxide is one of the leading causes of accidental poisonings in the U.S. Overexposure may result in fatigue, confusion, […] Read More
Fault, also called liability, indicates who holds legal responsibility for an accident. Fault can be complicated to determine, but in many cases depends on if someone acted carelessly or negligently. Most accidents result from someone acting carelessly or negligently. When determining fault for an accident, it is often divided between the parties, as more than […] Read More
A “whistleblower” is someone who reports their employer’s violation of the law. It could be a breach of the employee’s right individually or a violation of a general law, such as breaking environmental laws or committing fraud against the government.Whistleblower Rights Against RetaliationBecause the government wants to encourage employees to report legal violations, those who […] Read More
Those who served in the armed forces and suffered an injury, whether physical or mental, may be eligible to receive veterans’ disability benefits to help make up for lost working time or other expenses associated with your condition. Eligibility In order to qualify for benefits, there are a number of qualifications that must be met. […] Read More
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently released its preliminary list of the workplace safety and health violations most often cited during 2016 based on an analysis of nearly 32,000 inspections. According to the Administration, the list does not vary much from year to year, as the same workplace are regularly cited and put […] Read More
Deaths from crashes involving large trucks on U.S. roads could hit a six-year high when the first figures for 2005 are released this spring, according to the Transportation Department’s preliminary estimates. Each year hundreds of thousands of people are killed or injured on U.S. highways due to tractor-trailer accidents and auto accidents. Tractor trailers – […] Read More
After an auto accident, it is more common to experience major depression than you may think. In some cases it is even possible to recover compensation from the emotional trauma that post-accident depression can bring. This FAQ addresses some of the most common questions about depression and auto accidents.Depression is a mental condition that affects […] Read More
For more information, please see the following related page on our website:Tractor Trailer AccidentsTruck accidentsTruck StatsFacts About large truck accidentsTruck FatigueVehicle Accidents FAQsThe Coalition for Commercial Truck SafetyCommercial Driver’s License (CDL) Read More
Facts about large truck accidents THE HUMAN COST Across the Nation: Deaths and Injuries: In 1999, an estimated 1,027,000 people were involved in 451,000 large Truck accidents . Of those, 5,362 were killed and 142,000 injured; a third suffered severe brain damage or loss of a limb. That constitutes more than 16 truck-related injuries an […] Read More
Due to the sheer size discrepancy between a large commercial truck and the average passenger vehicle, Truck accidents can cause very serious and debilitating injuries and property damage for all those involved. A truck collision can be caused by either the actions of the truck driver or by the driver of a car. If you […] Read More