Most people find themselves unable to sleep now and then. You may have had something to eat at dinner that did not agree with you and subsequently kept you awake, or you may have worries over an important project at work that prevents you from sleeping. Whatever the reason, you have undoubtedly felt the effects of lack of sleep the next day.
Heavy equipment causes many severe workplace accidents
Construction workers in San Antonio and across Texas face an endless list of safety hazards, many of which are life-threatening. Safety authorities say some of the most significant workplace accidents involve bulldozers, cranes, front loaders, excavators, dump trucks and other heavy equipment. It is not only the operators that risk severe injuries, but also those who work around these massive machines.
Fire displaces five San Antonio apartment residents
On April 12, 2019, the Personal Injury Lawyers at the Wyatt Law Firm discovered that five people at the Newcome Park Apartments were displaced from their home as a result of a fire that occurred overnight on April 12, 2019. The Personal Injury Lawyers and Carbon Monoxide Lawyers at the Wyatt Law Firm were informed that the fire began in the attic just above the top floor of one of the apartments. Fire officials reported that everyone was evacuated safely from the building but that two people had to be treated for smoke inhalation at the scene.
Pain remains a concern for victims of spinal cord injuries
Before suffering from a spinal cord injury (SCI), you may have assumed that people who experience paralysis as a result do not feel pain below the site of the injury.
2018 pedestrian deaths reach a 28-year high. Are SUVs to blame?
They say walking is one of the healthiest ways to exercise. What they don't tell you is that it can also be one of the most dangerous.
Alcohol-involved crashes increase by nearly 20% during San Antonio's Fiesta celebration
Fiesta is right around the corner as San Antonians have started collecting medals to pin to their sashes at the more than 100 events happening throughout the city for the 11-day food, booze, and fun-filled affair.
Defective products: Woman, physician file lawsuit after procedure
Many Texas residents and others around the country elect to have various types of elective cosmetic surgeries. Whether for weight reduction or minimizing the effects of aging, there are numerous procedures available. While any of these procedures come with a level of risk, they are nonetheless performed safely on a routine basis every day. However, problems can certainly arise if potentially defective products are being used. A patient and her surgeon have filed a lawsuit with a company they claim led to her injuries following a treatment.
