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Have you ever experienced an overly aggressive salesperson manning a kiosk at the mall? In many ways, a vicious dog is not so different: they trail on your heels without regard to whether or not you’re actually paying them any attention, they make a lot of noise, and they’re weighing their alternative next moves based…
Read MoreAs texting has increased to become a ubiquitous activity, so has texting while driving. Fully 46 percent of users in an online poll admitted to texting while driving – and those are just the ones who ‘fessed up. Distracted driving – whether applying mascara, chatting on a cell phone, or increasingly, texting , caused 3,000…
Read MoreIt is—not surprisingly—deemed inappropriate to discuss the toll which death exacts on the surviving loved ones of the decedent in terms of tangible, monetary terms. Yet, crass and indelicate though it may seem, the actual expenses that are concretely associated with fatal accidents are an imposing, unavoidable reality for those left in the wake thereof. …
Read MoreConcussions are the most common type of brain injury in both adults and children. A forceful blow to the head, or any changes in memory or personality, are both warning signs that you, your child, or loved one may have suffered a concussion. Sports Injuries Concussions are a frequent occurrence in sports. There are some…
Read MoreWhen someone sustains a spinal cord injury following an auto collision, a stumble over a jutting rock, or an act of violence, they are entitled to seek compensation from the author of their misfortune. However, the process of filing a claim can be complicated and taxing to the lay person who, let us hope, does…
Read MoreFalling down like the hero of an unnecessarily cruel nursery rhyme is a capital way to ruin a dramatic moment: Elizabeth Taylor’s triumphal entry in the 1950 film, Father of the Bride would have lacked somewhat in grandeur if Spencer Tracy’s nightmare had come true, and he had lost his pants after stumbling on a rubber floor. If…
Read MoreApproximately 400 people die of carbon monoxide poisoning in the U.S. every year. This comes to at least 3 or 4 Utahns dying from carbon monoxide each year. Though the absolute numbers may seem small compared to other types of accidental death, this type of death is easily preventable, and there are steps you can…
Read MoreStatistics taken by the Utah Department of Health reveal that there are about 1,170 pedestrian accidents in Utah each year. Of these, nearly 4% are lethal—in other words, about 45 pedestrians perish each year following contact with a car. While these accidents have been on a steady decline since the ‘90s, these [mostly easily preventable]…
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