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What To Do If Your Car's Steering Or Breaking Systems Fail While Driving

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Would you know what to do if you suddenly lost control of the car you were driving due to mechanical failure in the steering or braking system? It may seem far-fetched, but it happens more often than you might think. Therefore, it pays to know what to do in advance, should you encounter such a situation. Here is what you need to do: What if your steering goes out? First, you should quickly assess whether or not you have lost all control of your car’s steering. Read More»

Tips For Developing An Effective Parenting Plan

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Even though you may never want to see your ex-spouse again after you’re divorced, you’ll have to find a way to co-parent with him or her if the two of you have children together. Studies have shown children do better when both parents are involved in their lives. One way you can ensure your kids enjoy the benefits of having two active parents even though you and your spouse are divorced is to create a parenting plan. Read More»

Pros And Cons Of Motorcycle Helmet Laws

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Motorcycle helmet laws are a controversial subject, one that even spurs protests from motorcyclists themselves. Some argue that wearing a helmet should be a matter of choice, while others claim that not requiring a helmet leads to more injuries, more death, and a higher burden on taxpayers. The issue affects everyone, whether you’re a motorcyclist or the driver of a car sharing the road with motorcycles. What are the facts behind each group’s position? Read More»

How To Avoid A Worker's Compensation Denial

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If you have been injured at work to the point that you are permanently disabled, or if you have an illness that has been worsened due to your career, then you are likely eligible for disability benefits. You may be able to receive both worker’s compensation and social security disability at the same time. When this happens, social security payments and worker’s compensation benefits will be added together so that you receive no more than 80% of your previous employment earnings. Read More»

3 Common Sites Of Slip, Trip, And Fall Accidents

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According to the National Safety Council, falls account for nearly nine million emergency room visits every year, making this type of accident one of the most common accidents that people may experience. Falls can also be incredibly dangerous, resulting in broken bones, concussions and other head injuries, and various other serious injuries that can often have lasting consequences. One of the best ways to prevent falls is to be aware of your surroundings, especially if you’re in a location where such falls are commonplace. Read More»