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What Happens When a Bus Gets into an Accident?

Motor vehicle accidents can happen anytime and anywhere. When a bus gets into an accident, the consequences can be severe due to the size of the vehicle. When bus accidents occur, injuries, property damage, and emotional distress are common among bus passengers and riders in other vehicles involved in the accident. When one sustains injuries…

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E-bike vs. E-Skateboarder: Who is at Fault?

Motor vehicle hit-and-run accidents can be tricky when it comes to determining fault. Witness statements and testimony can skew the outcome of a claim in one direction or another. But what happens when an accident is further complicated by not involving a motor vehicle at all? That is the question after a person on an…

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What Should I Do Following a Failure to Abate Violation?

When a company receives a violation from a regulatory agency, they have a set period to resolve the issue. This period is known as an abatement period. OSHA administers a failure to abate violation when the offense is not acknowledged. This citation imposes additional penalties until the company addresses the violation. You may be eligible…

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What Should You Do After a Workplace Electrocution?

Exposure to electricity is one of the leading causes of workplace fatalities and injuries in the United States, particularly among construction industry workers. These accidents are especially hazardous because they can have severe and long-term consequences for those who survive. Whether the accident results from an employer failing to maintain a safe workplace or provide…

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SPBMCC Partner Liza Milgrim Secures $440,000 for 93-Year-Old Slip-and-Fall Victim

On Sept. 2, 2022, SPBMCC Partner Liza Milgrim secured a $440,000 settlement for a woman who slipped and fell on ice outside a senior center.  93-Year-Old Woman Suffers Injury After Slipping on Ice In February 2022, a few days following a large snowfall, a 93-year-old woman was in a van owned by the senior center….

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