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Road Safety Tips for Teen Drivers Heading Back to School
According to the Centers for Disease Control, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for teens. It is estimated that on average, six teenagers die every day in the U.S. from a car crash. As teens head back to school, you should know how to keep them, and others, safe. Learn More
Justice Served Awards 2017
Every year for the Justice Served Awards issue, we celebrate injured people and their families who have stepped up to make America a safer, more just nation. This year, we’re shining a bright light on the organizations that tirelessly support and advocate for all Americans. Read Here
Beware the Insurance Company Three D's: Delay, Deny, Defend
When you buy insurance, you’re buying security. In exchange for your hard-earned dollars, you trust the insurance company to be there when disaster strikes, to shoulder a potentially devastating financial burden. But too many insurance companies care more about profits than policyholders. They employ shady tactics to keep from paying legitimate claims, a practice we call The Three D’s.. Learn More
Adults Are Key to Preventing Playground Injuries
School’s out for summer, and kids are bursting to get outside and hit area playgrounds. No surprise then that June is a particularly dangerous month for playground injuries. Before you let those kiddos loose, learn how adults are the key to playground safety with tips on equipment, clothing and safe behavior. Read Here
Bikers, Walkers Threatened By Increase In Distracted Drving
Long walks and leisurely bike rides can be a perfect way to soak up the sun, but busy streets with distracted drivers can be an accident waiting to wreck a lovely day. Unfortunately, when drivers are distracted, pedestrians and bikers often pay the price. This month, you should know how to keep yourself safe while you enjoy the spring season. Learn More
Do You Know the Warning Signs of Nursing Home Abuse?
Choosing nursing home, assisted living or in-home medical care is complicated, difficult and often an emotional process. The last thing on your mind is the possibility that those responsible for the care of some of our most vulnerable citizens would abuse or neglect their patients. But it does happen all too often, which is why you should know the signs of elder abuse and how to find quality care for the older loved ones in your life. Read Here
New Laws Weaken Protection Against Medical Malpractice
A new bill now before the U.S. Congress will make it harder, and in some cases impossible, for any American to pursue justice when injured by substandard health care. Given that studies show more people are killed and injured each year by medical errors and negligence than car accidents, this is one issue you should know more about NOW to protect yourself and those you love most. Learn More
Spike in U.S. Traffic Deaths
For the past 40 years, the grim death toll from crashes on America’s roadways has been on a downward trend. But we hit a major roadblock in 2015 when the number of people lost in crashes jumped 7.2 percent from 2014. Preliminary reports for 2016 look even worse. You should know what’s driving this dangerous u-turn in highway safety and how you can better protect yourself and those you care about most. Read Here
Social Media Sharing Dangers
For better or worse, social networks give us a platform to share literally everything on the Internet. In today’s ever-connected, oversharing world, you should know the risks to your job, health and family from ill-advised online behavior. Learn More
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