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Delaware Injury Law Blog
What is carpal tunnel syndrome?
Working in an office is not usually considered a high-risk job. However, people who use computer equipment on a daily basis may have a higher risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome. Carpal tunnel affects the median nerve, which extends through the forearm and wrist...
Homeowners and their liability for injuries
When someone gets hurt on their property, homeowners may wonder if they are responsible. Their responsibility usually depends on the situation. Homeowners have to make sure their property is safe for guests. FindLaw says that people may be liable for a guest's...
Get to know Delaware’s laws for new drivers
Delaware has a graduated driver's license system to help teens and young adults become safe drivers before they take the wheel independently. Encouraging your child to follow the regulations when he or she gets a learner's permit will pave the way for responsible...
What is the difference between negligence and abuse?
Nobody likes to think of a caregiver hurting their elderly loved one. However, if your loved one is living in a nursing home, it is important to be aware of both nursing home neglect and abuse.  Many people believe that neglect and abuse are the same thing, but they...
Motorcyle deaths jump in Delaware
With spring in full swing, you might be excited to get outside and enjoy some activities that you may not otherwise participate in during the winter months. For many people in Delaware, riding a motorcycle is one of these activities. Unfortunately, while you look to...
Nursing home neglect and food-related illnesses
Some signs of elder abuse and neglect in long-term care facilities are challenging to discover, especially when the nursing home resident has issues that affect communication. One overlooked type of nursing home neglect relates to food preparation. Statistics show...
When a child is injured in a pedestrian accident
Children face many stressors in their daily lives, from issues at school to emotionally processing their parents getting a divorce and going through puberty. However, some children are in a particularly difficult position when they are injured in a pedestrian...
Workplace stress or burnout may qualify for workers’ compensation
Stress and Workers' Compensation Employee burnout can develop from exposure to chronic stress in the workplace. When serious work-related health issues develop while employed for a Delaware company, an employee may file a claim for workers' compensation. The World...
Delaware Work Injury and COVID-19
As the novel coronavirus has continued to spread in the State of Delaware, we thought it would be important to share information concerning work injury and COVID-19. On March 13, 2020, Governor John Carney declared a State of Emergency and has since issued nine...
Multiple accidents on I-95 leads to serious injuries
Some roads in Delaware seems to see more accidents than others. Sometimes, the road is dangerous due to curves, hills, hidden entrances or tricky intersections. Other times, the issue with the road is not that it is inherently dangerous due to design but that it is a...
