Silver Spring Gas Explosion Leaves 100 People Homeless and 14 Injured

Silver Spring Gas Explosion

An explosion at the Friendly Garden Apartments complex on Thursday, March 3 is still under investigation by the Montgomery County Fire Department and county police, with assistance from federal authorities. Investigators did find a cut gas line, but there was a plumber working on the building at the time of the explosion, so authorities are…

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What Can I Do if My Child Is Hurt on a School Bus?

School Bus Injuries Maryland

Due to the changes forced by the coronavirus pandemic, you probably have missed some of the common routines when getting your child ready for school. Maybe you enjoyed the quality time between you and your child as you walked him or her to the bus stop. The good news is that as schools begin to…

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Dangerous Pacifiers Recalled for Choking Hazard

Dangerous Pacifiers Recalled for Choking Hazard

When you purchase a baby product you assume it is safe for your child. The last thing you would expect is for your baby to choke from using their pacifier. Mushie & Co announced in January, however, that it would be recalling its FRIGG pacifiers for this very reason. This announcement comes after over 200…

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Filing an Injury Lawsuit Under the Federal Tort Claims Act

Filing an Injury Lawsuit Under the Federal Tort Claims Act

When you are injured in a car accident with another driver, you can file a claim with that driver’s insurance company for the damages you sustained. If the insurance company refuses to pay, or if you suffered severe injuries, you may need to file a lawsuit in order to recover losses for your medical bills,…

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A Few of the Biggest Medical Malpractice Cases of 2021

Biggest Medical Malpractice Cases of 2021

When we hear the term “medical malpractice,” the assumption we make is that the physician has made a mistake for the first time in his or her career. The reality is that medical malpractice litigation is more common than we believe. The American Medical Association (AMA) reports that there are more than 34 percent of…

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Safety Tech in Vehicles Should Be Standard

Safety Tech in Vehicles Should Be Standard

Honda’s Research Institute has taken the initiative in improving safety tech in their vehicles for the future. The organization recently started a pilot program that will search for faded or missing highway lane markers. This system will use Honda vehicles to evaluate the road conditions that they frequently travel on. The company plans to collect…

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The FMCSA Has Proposed New Rules to Make Trucking Safer

FMCSA New Trucking Rules

Many people are preparing themselves to reach new goals in the new year – including the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). The organization plans to recommend several new rules that revolve around the use of electronic logging devices (ELDs), automatic emergency braking systems (AEBs), and roadside truck inspections. These new rules are all designed…

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