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  • Falling steel beam inflicts injuries on construction workers

    Jul 5, 2013

    The greatest risk many Pittsburgh area workers face at their jobs is receiving a paper cut on a finger. This is not the case for everyone however, particularly those who have a physical job and are not tied to a desk and computer. While there are a variety of physical types of jobs in existence, construction is likely one of the first occupations that comes to mind when one considers such positions. As it turns...
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  • Woman flown to Pittsburgh hospital after head-on collision

    Jul 5, 2013

    Though no one wants to be involved in a car accident they nonetheless happen on regular basis on roads throughout the Pittsburgh area. They arise in a variety of situations and can involve only one vehicle or multiple automobiles. Sometimes the outcome of the accident is minor and any damage or injuries incurred are minor. In other cases however the result can be much more serious. An accident occurred this week in Lawrence County involving...
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  • Boy run over in July 4th parade dies from injuries

    Jul 5, 2013

    When most people think about the 4th of July holiday, fireworks are likely the first thing that comes to mind. Before that event however, many Pennsylvania residents take part in other special holiday activities with friends and family, such as parades. Sadly, a parade that took place in another state ended tragically when a young boy participating in the parade was run over by one of the floats. The trailer that ran over the 8-year-old...
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  • Do health scans pose health risks?

    Jul 5, 2013

    If asked, most people residing in western Pennsylvania would likely say that medical tests are a positive thing. After all, the whole idea behind them is that they make it possible to determine if someone has a condition that needs to be treated. Because of this many may be surprised to hear that certain tests may actually contribute to certain illnesses developing. The tests in question are those that involve high doses of radiation, such...
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  • Aerialist dies after fall at performance

    Jul 3, 2013

    Each year residents of Western Pennsylvania head to Las Vegas for vacation. While some people like to gamble, others enjoy the city because of the wide variety of shows one can attend. The content of these shows varies and includes: magic, music, comedy and acrobatic spectacle. Sadly, a program showcasing the latter type of entertainment recently ended in tragedy. One of the performers in a Cirque du Soleil program died near the end of the...
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  • Man believes electronic records error to blame for mother’s death

    Jul 3, 2013

    In today’s society, more and more records are kept in electronic form. This practice extends across a wide variety of areas, including the health care industry. While such records can be much more efficient than the paper version, enabling the quick transfer of information from one medical provider to another, there are times when their use can lead to mistakes as well. The use electronic records are being promoted for a variety of reasons including...
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  • Bar that provided alcohol in fatal drunk driving accident sued

    Jul 3, 2013

    Drunk driving is a safety issue throughout the nation. This sort of activity takes place in the Pittsburgh area all too frequently. While in many instances a drunk driver makes it to his or her destination without inflicting harm upon anyone, sadly this is not always the case. Sometimes car accidents ensue resulting in injuries, or in the worst cases, even death. The son of a police chief of a community in western Pennsylvania sadly...
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  • Baby rattle shaped like dumbbell recalled

    Jul 3, 2013

    Where babies are concerned, it is not necessary for toys to be complex. Toys used by the very young are often very basic with an action resulting in either a visual or auditory result. A good example of this is a rattle. Because when it is shaken the rattle makes a noise, they are some of the first toys purchased for Pittsburgh area babies who are able to hold onto objects. Recently, one type of...
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  • Motorcyclist killed in collision in Monroeville

    Jul 3, 2013

    When someone is deemed to be responsible for causing a serious motor vehicle accident that person may face criminal charges. This is the case for a Western Pennsylvania man whose actions allegedly resulted in the death of man riding a motorcycle. The 32-year-old man was recently charged with a variety of crimes including driving with a suspended or revoked license and homicide by vehicle. The incident which led to these charges took place late last...
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  • Woman recovers $1.3M from hospital after slip-and-fall

    Jul 3, 2013

    It is likely that many think that a medical malpractice lawsuit must involve negligent actions by a doctor, nurse or other person directly charged with caring for an individual. The reality however is that hospitals can be held responsible for other accidents that involve on the premises as well. These incidents can take many forms, including slip-and-falls accidents. Recently a woman in another state was successful in a medical malpractice lawsuit she filed against a...
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