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Driving While Drowsy

What You Need To Know About Driving While Drowsy: Car Accidents & More

August 13, 2020Raynes EricksonPatient Care, Public SafetyNo CommentsDriving While Drowsy

Driving with maximum attention still has its fair share of safety precautions, so there is no doubt that driving while drowsy comes with a unique level of accountability. A person should never drive if they feel as though they are going to fall asleep behind the wheel.

3 Common Birth Injuries to Newborns:

September 23, 2019Raynes EricksonCalifornia Laws, Child Care, Public SafetyNo Commentsbabe, injuries, Newborn, risk

One in every nine thousand newborns is afflicted with some sort of birth injury. These are incurred by the damage of the physical pressure experienced during the birthing process. And while newborn delivery and obstetric expertise make significant advancements each year, complications and consequential injuries still arise.

Understanding the Good Samaritan Law

September 11, 2019Raynes EricksonCalifornia Laws, Legal Terms, Public SafetyNo Commentscalifornia law, Legal expertise, Samaritan Law

Sometimes, it is in the most sudden moments of disaster that we show our greatest compassion for one another. And while stories of cruelty are the anthem of the evening...

Poolside Problems: What We Learned From the 2011 Toys R Us Lawsuit

August 20, 2019Raynes EricksonCalifornia Laws, Injuries, Product Liability, Public Safety, Public SafetyNo Commentspool slide, safety, suffered injury

While visiting family in Massachusetts in July 2006, Robin Aleo, along with her husband and young daughter enjoyed a summer day, poolside. However, tragedy struck when Aleo, 29, climbed atop...

What You Need To Know About The 2019 Measles Outbreak

July 27, 2019Raynes EricksonMedical Malpractice, Patient Care, Public SafetyNo CommentsHealth, Infection, measles, virus

Over this last year, we have seen more stories popping up about the Measles. Which is interesting because, in the year 2000, the United States was able to declare that...

9 Ways to Avoid Injuries on Roadtrips

July 23, 2019Raynes EricksonPublic Safety, Public SafetyNo Commentsroad trip, safety

Each summer, families all over the nation will pile into the car and go on a trip where the journey is the destination: The Road Trip. The road trip is...

5 Common Vacationing Accidents

5 Common Vacationing Accidents

July 16, 2019Raynes EricksonPublic Safety, Public SafetyNo CommentsAccident, road trip, vacation

Summer is a popular season to travel. School is out, and there are often some lax periods for many professions so that you can take some time off and travel....

Safety While Swimming

July 9, 2019Raynes EricksonChild Care, Public SafetyNo Comments

Summers in California are hot! And one of the easiest ways to beat the heat is to go swimming. So if you're heading the backyard swimming pool or to a...

5 Useful Tips on How to Avoid Fireworks Injuries

July 3, 2019Raynes EricksonInjuries, Public SafetyNo Comments

At this time of the year, there are bbq's planned and people are gathering to celebrate the 4th of July. And with those celebrations, there are always fireworks. Maybe your...

Are You a Distracted Driver? 5 Signs You Probably Are

June 10, 2019Raynes EricksonInjuries, Public SafetyNo CommentsAccidents, distracted driver, driving

The issue of distracted drivers is leading to some severe consequences. The CDC reports that nine people a day are killed and 1,000 people are injured each day due to...

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