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Yearly Archives: 2023
Reducing crash risks of staving off driver…
The presence of drowsiness or fatigue can affect one’s ability to safely operate a motor vehicle in various ways. Since driver fatigue continues to be…
Staying safe while working outdoors during winter
As the temperatures drop, those working outdoors must take extra caution to try to avoid accidents on the job. North Carolina workers should be aware…
Possible signs of a head injury after…
It might come as no surprise that the outcome of a workplace accident could affect your life in numerous ways. Any type of incident could…
Construction accident leaves 1 with internal injuries
There are a multitude of factors to consider when addressing the topic of safety on any construction project site, one of which could pertain to…
Why fall might be a hazardous season…
Many drivers may be in constant search of ways to improve their safety and reduce their risks of being involved in a collision. Knowing some…
Machinist injuries are a big risk in…
Throughout North Carolina and across the country, millions of people earn a living in factories and other types of shops that use machines. Employers who…
1 injured in construction accident involving scaffolding…
Scaffolding remains a constant fixture on many construction project tasks and such equipment can play a vital role in operations. However, if scaffolding is not…
Head-on crash kills 2, injures 4 in…
Sometimes it could be difficult to predict how the behavior of nearby drivers could impact one’s safety. In the blink of an eye, a driver…
The possible hazards involved with poor workplace…
Many companies in North Carolina may constantly be in search of ways to cultivate safer workplace environments. However, there may be some types of safety…
Common causes of crane accidents on construction…
Heavy-duty machines such as cranes play a vital role in many aspects of the construction industry. Unfortunately, accidents involving cranes also remain a prevalent cause…
Motorcycle rider killed during crash at intersection
Drivers who fail to adhere to stop signs before crossing through intersections may run the unfortunate risk of placing the safety of others nearby in…
Worker injured in North Carolina construction site
Falls at construction sites happen for various reasons, ranging from improperly installed scaffolding to defective ladders. These accidents often result in debilitating injuries or death.…
If you work in a warehouse, you’re…
In North Carolina and throughout the country, many people earn a full-time income working in warehouse distribution centers. Perhaps someone in your household works for…
Construction accident involving bulldozer proves fatal
The field of construction can be somewhat more dangerous than the average profession and incidents that occur on project sites can have disastrous, if not…
Reasons an employer might dispute a claim…
A work-related incident could take place at any moment, and facing the fallout of such an accident can be a harrowing process. Not only could…
Promoting safety by knowing the signs of…
While studies indicate that drivers may be more susceptible to experiencing fatigue during certain times of day, issues with drowsiness could set in at any…
What are some examples of steps to…
While being involved in a motor vehicle accident can be daunting enough on its own, knowing how to handle the aftermath of the incident could…
Common causes of fall-related construction accidents
While there might be a multitude of scenarios in which an accident might occur on a construction site, some safety hazards may remain more prevalent…
Chapter 97 statute addresses workers’ comp death…
When a North Carolina worker dies, the state considers his or her spouse and children wholly dependent. Under Chapter 97 of the state’s general statutes,…
Head-on crash kills 3, injures 3 in…
When approaching a sharp curve on a two-lane road, taking care to reduce speed may be essential to maintaining proper lane control. Should a driver…
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