safety

How to Get Compensation After a Grilling Accident

Grilling accidents can have severe consequences, causing injuries, property damage, and emotional distress. From evaluating liability and gathering evidence to filing a claim, it's important to understand your rights and legal options when seeking compensation for your damages. Understanding Your Rights  When you experience a grilling accident due to someone else's negligence, it's your...

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Safety Tips for a Fun and Injury-Free 4th of July Celebration

By William J. Price As the 4th of July approaches, many of us look forward to enjoying delicious food and beverages, including hotdogs, hamburgers, and beer. Additionally, sparklers and fireworks are often a favorite part of the festivities. However, it's crucial to prioritize safety, especially regarding children.  Sparkler Safety Tips  Sparklers are handheld fireworks...

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Understanding the Legal Implications of Lightning-Related Injuries

When lightning strikes, the consequences can be devastating, causing severe injuries such as burns, neurological damage, and cardiac issues. Understanding the legal implications surrounding lightning-related injuries becomes crucial in these unfortunate instances. Liability and Negligence   Property Owners: Property owners are legally responsible for maintaining a safe environment for visitors and occupants. Suppose a...

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Elk + Elk Managing Partner Jay Kelley Talks About the Legal Dangers of Summer Injuries

As summertime arrives, so does an increase in injuries, often leading to liability cases. The significance of taking adequate safety precautions must be balanced for both individuals and businesses to avoid potential legal liabilities associated with summer accidents. Elk + Elk managing partner, Jay Kelley, recently delved into common summer injuries and their legal...

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Swimming Pool Safety: Top Tips for a Fun and Accident-Free Summer

Warmer weather in Ohio has arrived, bringing the perfect opportunity to cool off and enjoy the refreshing bliss of swimming pools. However, as we dive into this season of fun and relaxation, it's crucial to prioritize safety to prevent personal injuries and ensure a safe swimming experience for all. Whether you have a private...

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Celebrate Earth Day by Taking Action: 7 Ways You Can Help Protect Our Planet

Taking care of our planet is not just a responsibility but a necessity for the survival of all living beings. Our environment's health and well-being directly impact our health and well-being.   Fortunately, we can contribute to the earth's health in many positive ways. By implementing practices such as reducing waste, conserving water, planting...

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Elk + Elk’s Best Blogs Of 2022

It's the end of the year, and as we say goodbye to 2022 and hello to 2023, we wanted to share our most-read blogs of 2022. From school bus safety to preparing for winter storms, find out which blogs made our top five. Top 5 Blogs of 2022 When is it safe to pass...

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Christmas Winter Storm 2022: Staying Safe at Home and on the Road in Ohio

It looks like there will be snow for Christmas, after all! A significant winter storm will most likely affect northern Ohio, beginning early Thursday morning and lingering into early Christmas day. The storm is bringing strong winds, heavy snow, and chilly temperatures with it. This will be the coldest Christmas in over two decades...

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Drunk Driving Accidents Increase Around The Holiday Season

While the holidays can be a joyous occasion for many, they can also be dangerous. Many families spend their holidays traveling, increasing their risk of getting into an accident. The National Safety Council (NSC) estimates that 371 people may die on U.S. roads this holiday. Drive Sober Or Get Pulled Over While alcohol plays...

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Can You Sue If You Slip On Black Ice? How Black Ice Can Be Dangerous For Pedestrians

Black ice is a glaze that forms on surfaces such as sidewalks, roads, and driveways due to snow, water, or ice melting and re-freezing. It is called black ice because it tends to look like the ground underneath it, making it difficult to spot. The fact that it's so hard to see makes it...

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