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Avoiding Heat-Related Illness in the Workplace This Summer

  Every day, construction workers are exposed to a variety of hazards, including the risk of falling debris or objects. Because of the high probability of death, being struck by an object is one of the "fatal four" hazards in the construction industry.   There is an obligation on the part of construction companies and their employers to ensure that work areas are safe and eliminate the risk of falling objects. Sadly, this can lead to serious accidents and injuries if you don't.   Falling Object-Induced Injuries Injuries sustained by falling objects can be long-lasting or even permanent. Injuries can be caused by even the tiniest of objects when they fall from great heights. The weight of the object and the height it fell from will determine the severity of the injury.   Among the most common construction site injuries caused by falling objects are:   •        Injuries to the brain, such as concussions, •  ...

You Need An Experienced Spinal Cord Injury Attorney To Represent You.

  A person's quality of life can be severely impacted if they are involved in an accident of any kind. Motor vehicle collisions have a devastating impact on those who suffer spinal cord injuries. As a result of this, spinal cord injuries are among the most devastating.   Spinal cord injuries can be life-changing and debilitating. These horrific injuries affect not only the victims themselves, but also the people close to them. The majority of spinal cord injury victims require ongoing medical care for many years, or even their entire lives. DYS Law Group   spinal cord injury victims should contact an experienced personal injury lawyer in the state to learn about their legal options.   Injuries to the spinal cord A Spinal Cord Injury Attorney's Knowledge and Skills Are Essential Damage to the spine or its nerve supply is referred to as a "spinal cord" injury. It's possible for these injuries to cause partial or complete loss of motor function and se...

Workers' Compensation and Stress-Related Illness: A Complicated Issue

  When most people think of workers' compensation , they picture people who have been seriously injured on the job and whose lives have been forever changed as a result. However, as our definition of a "injury" evolves, so do the laws that govern them. We're learning more and more about what stress can do to the body and how it can cause real injuries . It becomes easier for those who suffer from stress-related injuries to be compensated as we learn more about them. Success in a stress-related workers' compensation claim can be difficult, and you need to know the facts and the law well in order to succeed. We at DYS Law Group workers' compensation law firm , can assist you with your claim.   What Is a Stress-Related Injury?   Stress in the workplace can lead to a wide range of stress-related injuries. The most severe form is post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).This is more common in people who work in jobs where they are exposed to stressful or even ...

Smoke Inhalation Injuries

  Smoke Inhalation Injuries: What Are They? When a person inhales too many toxic fumes and chemicals from a fire, they can suffer smoke inhalation injuries. Smoke inhalation is the leading cause of death from fires, and these conditions can be extremely dangerous (even before burns). Smoke inhalation can cause harm to the body in a variety of ways, among them: ●       Injury to the upper airway ●       Inflammation of the lungs' respiratory tract ●       Airway damage caused by chemicals (usually due to soot) ●       Asphyxiation Carbon monoxide poisoning and other gas poisoning (like cyanide) Smoke inhalation injuries can be severe or mild depending on a variety of factors, such as the type of fire, the length of time the victim was exposed to the fumes and smoke, and whether or not the victim was in an enclosed space. There is no time limit for smoke inhalati...

Representation That Is Aggressive After A Roof Collapse

Structural failure is a common cause of collapse. As time goes on, cracks and stains are visible, and chunks of drywall simply fall apart. When a ceiling collapse occurs, the danger can appear out of nowhere at any time. It is difficult for victims to defend themselves because of the sudden nature of a roof fallout. A roof or ceiling collapse can result in severe injuries, including traumatic brain injury, crush injury, amputation, and even death.   Wall and roof collapse injuries Heavy building materials, powerful machinery, and high elevations can all contribute to wall and roof collapses. Construction workers who are injured in these kinds of mishaps may sustain serious injuries, such as:   •        Death •        Paralysis •        Traumatic brain injuries •        Serious damage to the back and neck •      ...

Prevention of Electrical Injuries: A Step-by-Step Guide

  Despite the fact that electricity has transformed our lives, it is important to remember that it can be extremely dangerous. To put it another way, electricity can be a deadly weapon if it isn't properly controlled. It could be the difference between life and death if you know how to respond to an electric shock.   What an Electrical Shock Looks Like   You can get an electric shock from a wide variety of machines, many of which can be found in your own house. Electric shocks can be caused by a variety of things, including lighting, electrical appliances, and electrical outlets. Being aware of the symptoms of an electric shock can aid in the treatment of someone who is suffering from one, as well as help you avoid injury. Signs that a person has suffered a serious electric shock include:   ●       Spasticity ●       Sudden inability to respond ●       Breathing difficulties ...