While you cannot ever know for sure that you can avoid getting into a car accident, it is important to take precautions so that you can effectively minimize your injuries if you are involved in an accident in Mississippi. At Wood, Carlton & Hudson, P.C., we have been able to help many victims of car accidents as they put their best efforts into making a full recovery.
How can I keep kids safe on Halloween?
Halloween is fun for kids and adults alike, provided the right safety precautions are taken. Motorists must be extra alert during the holiday, while parents must make sure their kids understand the importance of pedestrian safety when trick-or-treating. AAA offers these helpful safety tips to prevent injuries and keep kids safe on Halloween.
Understanding why the SSA may deny your disability claim
If you are suffering from a medical condition or injury that is keeping you from working, you are likely worried about the future. Losing the income you need to support yourself and your family can be extremely difficult, especially when you have medical bills, prescriptions and other expenses related to your health condition.
Tips to get out of a wrong-way driver's path
One of the deadliest types of accidents you could get into is a head-on collision. The force of the impact in these crashes easily results in serious if not fatal injuries to those involved. Anyone who walks away from this type of accident with little to no injuries might want to buy a lottery ticket.
What happens during a VPP evaluation?
Voluntary protection programs (VPP) are implemented by employers as a preemptive measure to prevent injuries at their place of work. A VPP evaluation conducted by an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) team must occur before a workplace is allowed to participate in a VPP. The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development explains what to expect during a VPP evaluation.
