Slip and Fall
Difference Between Slip & Fall and Trip & Fall Accidents
Slips, trips, and falls can cause severe injuries. When a property owner is responsible for a slip & fall or trip & fall accident, they can be liable for your damages. The liability is the same whether you slipped or tripped, but it could matter as far as the injuries you sustain. What Is a […]
Read moreSlips & Falls: What You Should Consider Before Letting it Go
Taking a spill while you’re out and about can be scary, and sometimes, even a bit embarrassing. It’s not rare for someone to want to forget the incident happened altogether, and to simply move on with their day. However, ignoring that a fall happened can cause a number of key issues. These can include letting […]
Read moreWhat to Do After a Slip and Fall
A slip and fall is most commonly associated with snow or ice on a walkway, but in reality, these types of accidents can happen to anyone at any time. It’s often not the victim’s fault; slip and falls are commonly caused by the negligence of someone else. For example, if you fall and injure yourself […]
Read moreSimple Integrated Exercises Can Help Reduce Falls
An integrated exercise program that includes basic, simple exercises that a person can perform while he is engaging in his daily activities, can help increase balance and strength training, and reduce the risk of fall accidents involving senior citizens. Preventing and reducing the risk of fall accidents among seniors is one of the major challenges […]
Read moreFall Accidents Lead to Post-Surgery Complications for Seniors
According to a new study, a senior citizen who has suffered a fall accident approximately 6 months before he undergoes surgery is much more likely to suffer from complications after the surgery. Such senior citizens are also much more likely to require extended hospital stays and suffer disabilities after their surgery. Approximately 208 patients were […]
Read moreWhat You Should Know About Slipping on Snow and Ice
The ground is slippery during Colorado winters, and walking can be hazardous even if the owner of the premises has been reasonably cautious. According to OSHA, 15 percent of all accidental deaths are caused by slipping and falling. Falls are the second most common cause of accidental deaths, after automobile accidents. If you fall on […]
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