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How nursing home staff shortages can lead to abuse and neglectDuring tough economic times, nursing homes try to cut costs just like other businesses. One way for these facilities to save money is to reduce staff hours.
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How Negligent Drivers Contribute to Serious Winter Car AccidentsHave you or someone you love been injured in a serious Virginia auto accident this winter? Do you suspect that the other driver was at fault? There are a number of ways that the behavior of negligent drivers can contribute to car crashes. This article describes several of them.
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Why employers need to worry about workplace vehicle safetyWhen a worker is injured in an on-the-job motor vehicle accident in Virginia, employers stand to lose tens of thousands of dollars in expenses for medical care, legal costs, property damage and lost productivity. Given the high stakes involved in workplace vehicle crashes, employers can – and should – do more to protect their workers’ safety.
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The Danger of Nursing Home Falls in VirginiaNursing home falls claim the lives of about 1,800 people every year and injure thousands more. Some researchers even believe that 75 percent of nursing home residents fall every year, some more than once.
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Four vehicle maintenance issues that can lead to serious auto accidentsCould your attempts to save money lead to a serious auto accident? If you are struggling to make ends meet in these difficult economic times, make sure that you don’t skimp on important vehicle maintenance. This article lists four important maintenance issues that should never be put off, because they could cause a serious traffic crash if ignored.
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Virginia Supreme Court: Anonymous tip not enough to pull over a drunk driverIf you witness a driver who appears to be driving while intoxicated, it seems reasonable to expect that you can call the police and have them do something about it before the driver causes a serious accident. However, a recent Virginia Supreme Court ruling means this may not happen. A driver who was found to be driving while intoxicated because police stopped him based on an anonymous tip has had his conviction overturned, which could make it difficult for police to keep Virginia’s roads safe from drunk drivers.
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Drivers support device to prevent drinking and drivingWithout question, drinking and driving is a serious problem in Virginia and across the United States. One proposed solution is to install alcohol detection devices in all vehicles, to prevent driver with a BAC over the legal limit from driving. According to a recent IIHS survey the idea has a surprising number of support from the general public.
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Has the federal government dropped the ball on nursing home regulation?To address the specter of nursing home abuse in the United States, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) developed a website to help families research nursing home quality.
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Fatal Truck Accident Statistics for VirginiaOne of the most deadly types of motor vehicle accidents on Virginia roads involves tractor-trailers. Learn more about fatal truck accident statistics for Virginia.
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Virginia to Crack Down on Drunk DrivingEver notice how drivers can evade DUI checkpoints by taking back roads? The good news is that Virginia’s police officers are doing something about this danger.
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How Would Lowering the Drinking Age Affect Teen Drivers?The drinking age debate has become inflamed recently as over 100 college presidents signed a petition urging legislators to lower the drinking age from 21 to 18.
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The Problem of High-Risk Drunk Drivers in Fatal CrashesHigh-risk drunk drivers – those with a BAC higher than 0.15 – are more likely to be involved in a fatal traffic accident than other drivers.
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