Monthly Archives: October 2020
Changing Seasons A Good Time For Slip and Fall Prevention Tips
Slips and falls are one of the most common types of accidents and can leave victims suffering serious personal injuries. Aside from the obvious pun, increasing darkness and wet weather conditions make autumn a good time of year to focus on fall prevention. The following details who is at risk for slip and fall… Read More »
Halloween Safety Tips: Ways To Protect Children Against Personal Injuries
With Halloween right around the corner, many parents are busy getting costumes ready for little ghouls and goblins. While COVID-19 has put a damper on plans, some neighborhoods will still have trick-or-treating and there are numerous other activities going on throughout the area. Along with your other preparations, it is important to take the… Read More »
Night Time Car Accidents: Drugs, Alcohol, Drowsy Driving Increase Risks
Car accidents in Daytona Beach can happen at any time of day. However, driving after dark definitely increases the risk. While poor night vision and a lack of lighting on roads can make seeing the road and other drivers more difficult, the biggest dangers come from motorists who are drowsy or driving under the… Read More »
Defenses Against Domestic Violence Charges In Daytona Beach
Domestic violence in Daytona Beach is a serious crime. In addition to facing heavy fines and a potential jail sentence, the mere accusation of domestic violence could ruin your reputation, result in the loss of your job, home, or other property, and jeopardizes your parental rights in regards to any children you have. If… Read More »
Protecting Yourself Against Dog Bites and Attacks
Daytona Beach is a dog friendly town, with plenty of places for pet owners to enjoy outings with their pooches. While owners are generally required to keep their furry friends leashed and under control at all times, it is not uncommon to encounter them running free. Unfortunately, this creates a public hazard and can… Read More »
Reckless Driving Behaviors That Increase Daytona Beach Car Accident Risks
Car accidents in Daytona Beach can end up impacting drivers and their passengers, as well as motorcyclists, bicyclists, and pedestrians. In the majority of cases, reckless driving behaviors on the part of one of the parties involved are to blame. Committing even a seemingly minor misstep or traffic infraction can have serious and potentially… Read More »
Protecting Yourself Against Medical Errors and Mistakes
With the situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have become more serious about taking the necessary precautions to protect ourselves and maintain our health. While reducing the potential spread of the virus is important, there are other potentially serious medical concerns you need to be aware of. Most of us trust our… Read More »
To Prevent Motorcycle Accidents, Brush Up on Safety Tips Before Biketoberfest
There are plenty of motorcycle enthusiasts who live in Daytona Beach and tens of thousands more who visit here regularly for motorcycle rallies and events each year. Fall is a particularly popular time for riding with the cooler temperatures and the annual Biketoberfest rally typically draws a large crowd. Unfortunately, the combination of increased… Read More »
As Nursing Home Visits Resume, Family Members Need To Be Alert For Signs Of Abuse and Neglect
After being quarantined from family and friends due to concerns over COVID-19, Florida nursing home residents can once again enjoy visits. While family members will be looking forward to joyful reunions, there are serious issues you need to be alert for during these visits. Nursing home abuse and neglect are unfortunately common and not… Read More »
Is COVID-19 Responsible For An Increase In Car Accidents?
Concerns over COVID-19 continue to keep many of us on edge. The pandemic has resulted in health issues, job losses, and interruptions in daily activities. Under the circumstances, it is natural to feel frustrated and increasingly anxious. Unfortunately, some of the ways people are dealing with these problems can put others at risk. Recent… Read More »