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Children Injured in Car Accidents
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Car Accident on February 24, 2020
According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), over 178,000 children were injured in car accidents in the United States in 2015. In that year, over 1,000 children died in crashes. Every day, 500 children are injured in car accidents in the United States and more than three children are killed. These… Read More
Differences Between Safety Helmets and Hard Hats
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Construction Workers' Accidents on February 20, 2020
Hard hats have been a mainstay for the past 40 years at construction sites and other hazardous work areas. However, employers are starting to shift away from hard hats to safety helmets in order to achieve better safety standards for their employees and help reduce construction accidents. Safety helmets can provide better coverage for employees… Read More
Limits of Computer-Based Training
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Workers' Compensation on February 19, 2020
Computer-based training has its advantages and disadvantages, but many people agree that online training alone is not a proper substitution for hands-on training. Even in our modern, technology advanced society, computer-based training may not be as sufficient as on-the-job training. Business Reasons for Adequate Training The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) provides training standards… Read More
Lead Exposure
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Lead Exposure on February 12, 2020
When one thinks of lead exposure, it is common to think of children being exposed by this danger, but employees should also be aware of potential lead exposure in their workplaces. Employees should be cognizant of hazardous materials to avoid developing medical conditions due to occupational exposures. Work Tasks That Expose Workers to Lead If… Read More
Driving with Unrestrained Pets
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Car Accident on February 10, 2020
For many people, pets are family, and their furry companions accompany them everywhere. Just as a person should not ride in a motor vehicle without the use of a seat belt, pets should not travel in a car without some type of restraint, whether it is a carrier or car harness. Loose pets in a… Read More
Are Medical Expenses Covered Under Workers’ Compensation?
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Workers' Compensation on February 6, 2020
When seeking Workers’ Compensation, the main concern is whether medical expenses will be covered if the worker is found eligible for compensation. In Pennsylvania, medical expenses will be covered or mostly covered if injuries are directly related to an accident that occurred at work. Although this may not be that important to workers who expect… Read More