When a child suffers injuries, a different set of legal standards applies to personal injury claims. Mainly, the differences lie in the level of care the at-fault parties owe children injured in the accident. The increase in level of care is a legal obligation and relates to the way a "reasonable" adult would act in order to ensure the safety of the child. Adults who fail to act … [Read more...]
ATV Safety Tips
As Breakup season works its way across Alaska more all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are being prepared for muddy off road conditions. While ATVs are often bought for fun, it is extremely important to take safety precautions to avoid injuries while riding. Safety First Many youth use ATVs because you do not need a license to drive an ATV. This makes them common among teens and older … [Read more...]
National Car Care Awareness Month
Spring is the perfect time for cleaning and repairing belongings after the cold of winter. Checking your vehicle between regular maintenance and repairs is very important. Before taking your vehicle out on the road this spring be sure it is safe. Here are some maintenance tips to remember before driving your car in support of National Car Care Awareness Month. Check Around The … [Read more...]
Suffocation Injuries
Suffocation occurs when someone is not getting air to their lungs and eventually airflow to their brain stops. After not having access to air flow for roughly five to ten minutes, the person will suffocate and may die. Suffocation commonly occurs from choking, smothering or strangulation. Choking Choking is the 4th leading cause of unintentional injury death, according to … [Read more...]
Outdoor Exercise During COVID-19
Families across the country are staying indoors to attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19, leaving their homes for essential reasons only. In many parts of the country, outdoor exercise is considered essential and is a good way to get out of the house to maintain your health and well-being. With Alaska temperatures rising, more people will flock outdoors to ease cabin fever. It is … [Read more...]
Slip And Fall Injuries During Breakup Season
Springtime is often known for rain showers and wild flowers, but in Alaska Spring is usually a bit different. Spring, more commonly known as Breakup in Alaska, brings a number of weather changes. With extreme variations in temperatures, extended daylight, and the occasional snow storm comes a medley of seasonal obstacles. Expanding potholes, flooded yards and ditches, and a mix of … [Read more...]
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