In the wake of a rise of pedestrian deaths being far higher than it has been since the 90s, lawmakers are beginning to look at making laws about texting and walking.
Read MoreHow to Keep Your Kids Safe Halloween 2019
Halloween, the highly anticipated fall holiday, full of ghouls and goblins running all throughout residential neighborhoods in search of sugary treats. Many people have had concerns in the past with razor blades and toxins filling their children’s candy sacks. These are still very scary and real threats. However, there is a far more overlooked killer on the loose this Halloween.
Read MoreAre Our Cellphones Doing More Harm Than Good?
Americans are becoming addicted to their mobile devices. In turn, we’re seeing more people suffering from injuries due to their constant use of their phones, tablets, and even computers.
Read MorePolaris Up in Flames
Lawsuits continue to pour in against the all-terrain vehicle manufacturer. The suits fighting their negligent behavior when it came to solely focussing on “how fast can we make this thing go.”
Read MoreFootball’s Concussion Frenzy: High Schools and NCAA Targeted in Lawsuits
In the wake of the Antonio Brown helmet saga, it entices the conversation of safety amongst athletes of all levels of play. The NFL standout, refusing to wear any other helmet than his outdated Schutt Air Advantage lid, displays a lack of concern for safety. Most individuals would disagree with him. Including parents of high school and college athletes.
Read More25 Bodies Recovered After Scuba Diving Boat Fire in California
Scuba diving can be incredibly fun and enlightening for those that seek adventures in which only the sea can provide. However, fun times turned to tragic mourning over Labor Day when frantic mayday calls filled the radio waves from a scuba charter boat called The Conception.
Read MoreScott K – McKinney Car Wreck Lawyer Review
Scott K. shares his Reyes Browne Reilley experience with our DFW staff of professional car accident attorneys while helping him recover damages after being hit by a car while on his bicycle.
Record Breaking — Highest Pedestrian Death Count in Almost 30 Years
2018 brought the highest count of U.S. pedestrian deaths in nearly 30 years — since 1988. According to data from the Governors Highway Safety Association, there were an estimated 6,227 pedestrians deaths last year.
Cheri H – Dallas TX Slip and Fall Lawyer Review
Cheri H. shares her Reyes Browne Reilley experience with our Dallas, TX staff of professional slip and fall lawyers while helping her recover damages after being injured in a slip and fall incident.
U.S. Traffic Deaths Exceed 40,000 for the Third Year in a Row
For the third year in a row, there have been more than 40,000 traffic deaths throughout the United States. Although this number is startlingly high, there has been a slight downward trend over the past two years.
In 2017, the traffic death toll of 40,231 decreased by slightly less than 1% compared to 2016’s count of 40,327. The National Safety Council reports that 2018 is down another 1% with an estimated 40,000 traffic fatalities.
