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5 Ways in Which a Personal Injury Attorney is Like a Sidekick

Published on February 14, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Uncategorized

As evidenced by winning combinations like Sam Spade and Miles Archer, Mulder and Scully, Booth and Bones, there’s nothing quite like a classic pairing to turn two talented individuals into an unbeatable partnership of balanced capabilities and personalities.  While one may falter or miss vital elements, the other can offset their omissions.  A job that…

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5 Famously Formidable Places for Bicyclists

Published on February 12, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Bicycle Accidents

“Do you ever take it off any sweet jumps?” The “sweet jumps” to which the protagonist of Napoleon Dynamite is referring (consisting of a jerry-built wooden ramp) are, unfortunately for the gangly teenager and his reserved friend, not the height of bicycling daredevilry.  The more experienced cyclist, however, will be happy to learn that there…

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4 Risk Factors for Traumatic Brain Injury

Published on February 11, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Brain Injuries

According to the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, 1.7 million people annually are diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury; and about half of serious cases require surgery.  “The leading cause of death and disability,” brain injuries affect an estimated  two percent of the population in the U.S.  The possible means of sustaining a brain injury are almost…

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3 Myths about Dog Bite Injuries Debunked

Published on February 8, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Dog Bites & Attacks

It has often been said that individuals under hypnosis cannot be induced to commit any action that would be out of keeping with their character; that the power of suggestion cannot turn a reserved, well-behaved person into a social deviant with a criminal bent.  While it is true that a personality change requires much more…

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8 School Bus Safety Recommendations

Published on February 7, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Bus Accidents

In the popular children’s book series turned animated television show called The Magic School Bus, an unflagging and unflappable grade school teacher named Ms. Frizzle teaches her class scientific principles in the most unscientific way possible:  by taking them on field trips on a school bus that can adapt to underwater, deep space, subterranean, and…

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3 Things You Should Expect after Filing a Workman’s Compensation Claim in Utah

Published on February 6, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Accident Books, Slip & Fall

Hardworking employees throughout the U.S. often opt to take advantage of the workers’ compensation benefits available when they are injured on the job.  While it can be assumed that most employers want to do well by those working for them, it also makes sense that they will want evidence that the injury in question took…

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6 Risk Factors for Pedestrian Accidents

Published on February 4, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Pedestrian Accidents

It’s been a long, cold, lonely winter in the Salt Lake City area—temperatures have plummeted to near-record lows, snow has congested every shoulder, and the streets have shimmered with ice.  Happily, spring is on the way at last!  Here comes the sun, new greenery, and a multitude of birds and insects.  So, too, will come…

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4 Most Deadly Commercial Truck Crash Types for Passenger Car Commuters

Published on February 1, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Being Safe in Utah (General Safety), Bus Accidents, Car Accidents, Car Safety, Fatal Accidents, Wrongful Death

A large commercial vehicle on the road is treated by most like the school bully:  it is viewed with dread, encountered reluctantly, and when an encounter is inevitable, many people prefer just to hold their breath, avoid eye contact, and sigh in relief when it’s over (even if the encounter in question consisted of nothing…

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