Month: June 2016
Worker buried in terrifying construction accident
On behalf of Jeffrey Frederick of Frederick & Hagle posted in Construction Workers’ Accidents on Thursday, June 30, 2016.
There is perhaps no end to the possible risk for injury while on a construction site. Many construction workers in Illinois have to deal with malfunctioning equipment, unstable scaffolding and neglected safety regulations on an unsettling common basis. Continue reading “Worker buried in terrifying construction accident”
Illinois single-car accident kills 2, injures others
On behalf of Frederick & Hagle posted in Car Accidents on Tuesday, June 28, 2016.
ofWhen considering the possibility of filing a civil claim, individuals may wonder if the action is still plausible if the party considered responsible for damages is deceased. Continue reading “Illinois single-car accident kills 2, injures others”
Motorcycle accident claims life of Illinois man
On behalf of Frederick & Hagle posted in Motorcycle Accidents on Wednesday, June 22, 2016.
ofWhen drivers attempt to make left turns, they cross other lanes of traffic. Although it may seem like a simple maneuver, a left turn could bring a vehicle into the paths of other drivers, and, as a result, a car or motorcycle accident could occur. Continue reading “Motorcycle accident claims life of Illinois man”
Man killed by hydraulic press in workplace accident
On behalf of Jeffrey Frederick of Frederick & Hagle posted in Workplace Accidents on Wednesday, June 22, 2016.
An out-of-state family is without a loved one after a terrifying accident. Workers’ compensation benefits are an invaluable resource to victims who are injured on the job, but surviving family members are typically less sure of the benefits to which they are entitled. Continue reading “Man killed by hydraulic press in workplace accident”
OSHA likely prevented serious accidents on the job
On behalf of Jeffrey Frederick of Frederick & Hagle posted in Industrial Workers’ Accidents on Tuesday, June 21, 2016.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is usually known for intervening after workers have already been injured, but the agency also takes tremendous steps to get involved before such injuries can occur. Fines issued by OSHA are often done in an attempt to prevent accidents on the job from ever occurring. Continue reading “OSHA likely prevented serious accidents on the job”
Illinois car accident leads to woman’s death, husband’s injuries
On behalf of Frederick & Hagle posted in Pedestrian Accidents on Tuesday, June 21, 2016.
ofA serious crash that recently took place in Illinois resulted in one person’s death and serious injuries to another. Continue reading “Illinois car accident leads to woman’s death, husband’s injuries”
Truck accident leaves Illinois man with serious injuries
On behalf of Frederick & Hagle posted in Truck Accidents on Friday, June 10, 2016.
ofA serious crash recently took place Illinois involving a car and a semi-truck. The truck accident occurred when the semi moved into the path of the car. Continue reading “Truck accident leaves Illinois man with serious injuries”
Accidents on the job still underreported in meat industry
On behalf of Jeffrey Frederick of Frederick & Hagle posted in Workplace Accidents on Wednesday, June 8, 2016.
Illinois consumers might be more aware of worker safety the next time they pick up a pack of chicken at the supermarket. A new report revealed that slaughterhouses have recently made safety improvements, but information regarding accidents on the job are still not entirely clear. Continue reading “Accidents on the job still underreported in meat industry”
Serious car accident kills 3, injuries another in Illinois
On behalf of Frederick & Hagle posted in Car Accidents on Wednesday, June 1, 2016.
When vehicles travel at high speeds, there could be a chance for them to be involved in serious accidents. If a car accident does take place, the individuals occupying the vehicle may be at risk of suffering serious or fatal injuries. Continue reading “Serious car accident kills 3, injuries another in Illinois”