Chemical Burn: Battery Acid on Skin
Batteries are an everyday household item – from electronics to household appliances and vehicles. Because we use them so frequently, it can be hard to remember that they contain dangerous chemicals. When the acid gets on your skin, you are experiencing a caustic burn. It should get treated immediately. How severe your injuries are is dependent on the type of chemical burn you sustain.
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Legal Teams Aggressively Fight Over Child’s Near Drowning Experience in Hotel Hot Tub
In April, the most experienced personal injury attorneys in the U.S. met in a California state courtroom to commence a premises liability trial over what could have been a fatal outcome in 2015. Journey Hudson, the daughter, sustained her injury in a hot tub, leaving the hotel where they resided under fire. She allegedly suffered brain damage after fainting.
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Drunk Driving: Do Uber or Lyft Reduce Accidents?
Companies like Uber pride their success on the ability to provide safe, alternate transportation services to customers. Sometimes there is comfort in knowing that your ride can be requested within seconds after a night of drinking. In recent years, it has been found that Uber and Lyft have reduced the number of drunk-driving fatalities in the U.S. because of their accessibility and convenience.
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5 Signs You Have Whiplash After a Car Accident
If you were involved in a car accident last night, last week, or last month and have sudden neck pain or stiffness chances are you are experiencing the impact of whiplash. Whiplash, unlike other severe injuries, is a delayed symptom injury. It occurs when your head violently and quickly thrash back and forth in a rapid motion. The force can be so extreme that it stretches the underlying muscles of your neck beyond their normal range of motion.
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President Biden’s Dog is Under Watch for Attacking Two People
Just two months after President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden moved into the White House, their dog Major Biden was reported for biting a Secret Service agent and nipping a National Park Service employee.
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