Manufacturers, advertisers, and retailers owe customers a certain duty of care to produce, market, and sell products that are safe for their intended use. Unfortunately, that does not stop millions of defective products and contaminated food items from hitting the shelves every single year. Continue Reading
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What Are Your Legal Options Following Asbestos Exposure?
According to the National Cancer Institute, millions of Americans have been exposed to asbestos at work since the early 1940s. Research suggests there is no level of asbestos exposure that is safe, and employees across dozens of industries face life-threatening health hazards as the result of their proximity to materials containing asbestos when Continue Reading
What Should I Do After a Slip and Fall Accident?
Nothing will ruin your day—or the next six months—faster than a slip and fall accident when running errands. All it takes is one wrong step on a cracked, uneven, or slippery surface to sustain serious injuries that land you in the hospital. Continue Reading
What Are the Warning Signs of Drowsy Driving?
Have you ever felt the urge to nod off when you were behind the wheel? Maybe your eyelids grew heavy or it suddenly became increasingly harder to focus on the road in front of you. Continue Reading
How Can I Ensure My Family’s Safety on Our Next Road Trip?
The kids may be back in school, but there are plenty of three-day weekends during the fall for families to take advantage of by hitting the road together. You can learn about all kinds of local events that have something for everyone by browsing VisitMississippi.org. Continue Reading
What Is Hydroplaning?
It has been more than a decade since Hurricane Katrina swept through Mississippi, but thousands of residents are still recovering from both the physical and emotional devastation that it caused. Fortunately, the state is better equipped than ever to respond to powerful storms should one strike during the 2017 hurricane season, but citizens need to Continue Reading
