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Parents should be wary of drinking and driving on prom night

Our Blog,personal injury | February 26, 2017

Indeed, the unusually rainy weather has dominated headlines in our region; but for teenagers, the rain will not damper the upcoming prom season. This annual night of glamour and fun is anticipated all year and remembered for a lifetime. However, the proliferation of alcohol use can mar these nights. While distracted driving continues to create…

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Lower back pain? Just wait it out, some doctors say.

Our Blog,personal injury | February 24, 2017

Each year, thousands of Americans suffer lower back injuries at work, forcing them to apply for workers’ compensation or even social security disability. For many, the problem is a debilitating one, with very few paths to a painless future. However, a doctor and back pain specialist at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health System has a new suggestion for…

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40,000 auto deaths prompt a call to action

Our Blog,personal injury | February 21, 2017

Recently, there have been a spate of stories about the increases in traffic deaths, auto accidents and other fatalities that occur as a result of dangerous or irresponsible behavior while on the road. So is anything being done about it? It seems the authorities have indeed taken notice. The National Safety Council (NSC), alarmed by…

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Millenial drivers: they’re the worst.

Our Blog,personal injury | February 16, 2017

A common suspicion, finally backed by science: millennial drivers are the worst. A study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has confirmed the anecdotal belief that millennial drivers are highway hazards. In particular, the study finds that 88% of drivers aged 19 to 24 have admitted to engaging in risky behavior while in operation…

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The changing landscape of workers’ compensation

Our Blog,personal injury | February 13, 2017

According to both doctors, lawyers and insurance professionals, the workers’ compensation landscape has changed–and is changing–in significant ways. In particular, some factors are responsible for the changing the face and application of the industry over the past decade, including the opiate epidemic and the increasing online presence of the everyday worker. In some states, lawmakers…

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The terrible imbalance of power on our highways

truck accidents | February 8, 2017

Nothing gives a driver the chills like the shadow of a large commercial vehicle blocking out the sun. You know your chances of surviving a truck-altercation are slim. Here are the statistics Nearly five percent of all highway vehicles are commercial in nature. While you in your car are carefully transporting people, these are other…

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