Purchasing the Right Car Seat for Your Child
Parents anticipating the arrival of their first child often feel underprepared and overwhelmed by all of the advice to follow. There are countless preparations to make to ensure the safety and comfort of newborns. One of the most important purchases new parents will make is a safe car seat for each stage of their growing child’s development. Car seats can help prevent avoidable tragedies in the event of a motor vehicle collision. However, with a myriad of options and safety requirements, purchasing the right car seat may seem like a challenge. To learn more about purchasing a safe car seat, click here.
Wrongful Death Claims Following Pedestrian Accidents
Negligence behind the wheel can have tragic results. Pedestrian accidents in the province are on the rise, and Nova Scotians’ lives are being lost at an alarming rate. When motor vehicles strike pedestrians, family members can lose their loved ones in senseless and often preventable accidents. If your spouse, sibling, child, parent, or grandparent was killed by a negligent driver, a Nova Scotia accident lawyer may be able to provide you with some relief. To learn more, click here.
Understanding Concussions and How They Are Caused
Concussions are mild traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). They can occur when forceful trauma causes an accident victim’s brain to collide with the interior of their skull. Although concussions are the most common type of brain injury, if untreated, these mild injuries can have persistent, prolonged, and even permanent repercussions. To understand more about how concussions can occur and how they can impact your life, click here.
Can I Still Collect Disability Benefits if I Have Been Fired?
When people sustain disabling injuries or develop chronic medical conditions that prevent them from working, collecting disability benefits can be an essential financial lifeline. If their employment is terminated, though, workers collecting disability benefits may face even greater uncertainties. Click here to read more.
Seat Belt Safety in Nova Scotia
We all know we should do it. We have been warned about the dangers of not doing it since we were small children. We know that, in the event of a car accident, wearing a seat belt can save our lives. And yet, in Nova Scotia, one of the leading causes of fatalities on the road is a failure to properly wear a seat belt. To learn more, click here.
How to Talk to Your Teenager About Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol and/or Drugs
If you have a novice driver in your family, clear communication about the tragic real-world repercussions of impaired driving could save lives. In Canada, alcohol and or/drugs play a role in 55% of fatal motor vehicle collisions involving drivers between the ages of 16-25. Regardless of how responsible you believe your child to be, it is important to communicate your concerns honestly and openly. For tips and talking points to discuss during this serious conversation with your child, click here.
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