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What’s Considered Dangerous Flooring?

What’s considered dangerous flooring? Dangerous flooring sounds like a minor risk inside a building, but the Consumer Product Safety Commission reports floors and dangerous flooring contribute directly to more than 2 million fall injuries each year. In fact, 85 percent of all workers’ compensation claims come from workers falling from…

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Family Files Wrongful Death Suit Against Inland Empire Hotel for Father’s Death

The family of Walter Winfield is bringing a wrongful death claim against an Island Empire hotel after Walter died from contracting a deadly illness while staying at the hotel. Last year, Walter visited the Island Empire hotel (then owned by Best Western) while on a family vacation. During his stay…

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BROKEN SIDEWALKS INJURE PEDESTRIANS IN LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles is filled with so many broken sidewalks that make them unsafe for pedestrians and also extremely dangerous to actually unusable for the handicapped.  These sidewalks have numerous split elevations, deviations, cracks and are just broken, often due to tree roots.  In fact, according to a Los Angeles Times…

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6 People Killed in California Apartment Balcony Collapse

6 people died today and others suffered serious injuries when an apartment balcony they were on collapsed. The apartment balcony collapse accident happened in Berkeley, California, and the victims appear to be Irish citizens in California on short term work visas (J-1). According to cnn.com, this tragic incident happened at…

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NO AMUSEMENT PARK LIABILITY FOR BUMPER CAR PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENT

The California Supreme Court has sided with Great America Amusement Park in an important bumper car accident case. In a decision limiting liability of amusement parks for amusement park accidents to patrons, the California Supreme Court ruled on December 31, 2012, that the Great American Amusement Park is not liable…

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Woman Killed in Long Beach Elevator Accident Wrongful Death

An elevator accident in Long Beach, California on Wednesday, at the campus of California State University at Long Beach, resulted in the death of an employee of the school. Annette Lujan, a Huntington Beach resident, who worked for the university, died after being crushed by the malfunctioning elevator. The elevator…

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