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Avoid Accidents And Keep Halloween Fun

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Oct 26, 2017 | car accidents, Firm News

Trick-or-treating is an exciting time for kids, but it’s also a dangerous time. It’s natural for kids to be excited about going door to door in their costumes, and sometimes this means that they run when they should walk, or cross the street without...

Unhealthy truckers could make the roads less safe in Georgia

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Oct 23, 2017 | Firm News, trucking accidents

Investigators at the University of Utah School of Medicine have studied the medical records and crash histories of 49,464 commercial truck drivers in the effort to measure their safety on the road. The results, published in the Journal of Occupational and...

Injuries involving stairs are becoming more common

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Oct 16, 2017 | Firm News, premises liability

Emergency rooms in Georgia and around the country treat an injury involving stairs about every 30 seconds according to a recent study from the Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Researchers from the Ohio-based pediatric hospital looked at emergency room data...

Driving an older car could increase risk of dying in a crash

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Oct 10, 2017 | car accidents, Firm News

As many Georgia motorists are aware, newer model cars come with many safety technologies and could be expected to perform better than older vehicles. But just how much better, with regards to safety, may come as a surprise. The National Highway Traffic Safety...

Smaller cars carry higher injury and fatality risks

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Oct 2, 2017 | car accidents, Firm News

Georgians who are thinking about buying new cars may want to take the vehicle sizes into consideration. While smaller cars may get better gas mileage, they also place vehicle occupants at much greater risk of suffering serious injuries when they are involved in...

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