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Avoiding OSHA’s “Fatal Four” on Construction Sites

Construction remains one of America's most hazardous industries, with OSHA's "Fatal Four" hazards—falls, contact incidents, electrocutions, and crushing accidents—accounting for the majority of workplace fatalities. Learn more about how to avoid these hazards with this comprehensive guide from our workplace injury attorneys at Chatham Gilder Howell Pittman.

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Parking Lot Accidents: Pedestrians, Cars, and Premises Liability

When we think of car accidents, we often picture high-speed crashes on highways. However, the vast majority of traffic accidents happen under far less dramatic circumstances. In fact, many accidents happen at relatively low speeds in parking lots, where drivers have to navigate tight parking spots, watch out for pedestrians, and keep...

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What to Expect During a Consultation With a Personal Injury Attorney

After being hurt in an accident, many victims struggle with knowing what to do moving forward. In some cases, victims rush to accept settlement offers from the insurance company so they have the money they need immediately. However, this can jeopardize a victim’s chance of recovering full and timely compensation.

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