Pedestrians Face Several Challenges to Walk Safely
Hawaii is a beautiful place to experience on foot. Whether enjoying the Honolulu nightlife, hiking on trails, or parking roadside to get to the beach, pedestrians can enjoy countless wonderful experiences on Oahu. Unfortunately, pedestrians on highways, city streets, parking lots, and any place frequented by vehicles face a growing national crisis. In 2019, the …
Read MoreFactors That Affect a Personal Injury Claim Processing Time
Most people are eager to get healthy and move on after an injury. But moving forward can be hard when an injury leaves you with expensive medical expenses, lost wages, and other challenges. In Hawaii, you could be eligible to cover those losses through a personal injury claim. When consulting a personal injury attorney at …
Read MoreDo You Travel by Foot in Honolulu?
Walking on foot in crowded cities like Honolulu is frequently more convenient and less stressful than driving a car. But while driving in busy city traffic can be a hassle, pedestrians face dangers when walking around Honolulu, including the possibility of being hit by a careless driver. Every pedestrian accident in Honolulu is a concerning …
Read MoreBrain Injury Awareness Month: Strategies for Prevention and Support
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, an important time dedicated to increasing public understanding and support for the millions impacted by brain injuries. What can we do to prevent these injuries, support affected individuals, and create a society that’s better informed about brain injury risks and consequences? This article will walk you through preventative measures, …
Read MoreTop 10 Most Common Workplace Injuries in Hawaii
Are you aware of the top 10 most common workplace injuries in Hawaii? Workplace safety is critical, and understanding the risks is essential for employers and employees. Based on the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations statistics, the major industry sectors facing these challenges are Construction, Leisure and Hospitality, and Education and Health Services. In …
Read MoreHow Much to Ask for in a Personal Injury Settlement
A personal injury claim means asking someone to pay you compensation. But what amount of compensation? How much should you ask for in a personal injury settlement? Our personal injury lawyers in Honolulu explain how settlements are calculated in Hawaii and what to ask for in a settlement for your case. How Much Should You …
Read MoreHalloween Safety Tips
Getting hurt on Halloween can be more than scary. You can protect your children by following these eight Halloween safety tips from our Honolulu personal injury lawyers at Recovery Law Center. Tips for Staying Safe on Halloween 1. Costume choices It’s not just about winning a costume contest. A frightening statistic reveals that pedestrian motor …
Read MoreZipline Accident Compensation in Hawaii
Many residents and tourists choose the adrenaline-pumping excitement of ziplining to enjoy Hawaii’s beauty. Unfortunately, this popular recreational activity in Maui also presents safety concerns and the risk of sustaining severe or fatal injuries. Zipline accidents in Hawaii often require financially draining medical treatments and extended recovery periods, not to mention the mental and emotional …
Read MoreAirline Negligence and Injuries During Flights
Hawaii is a prime tourist destination, and most visitors reach the islands by air. Inter-island air travel is also common for locals, military personnel, and tourists. Turbulence during flights can cause injuries, and those injured or their loved ones may wonder how to sue an airline for negligence. Recovery Law Center’s personal injury lawyers have …
Read MoreWho Is Liable for a Parasailing Accident in Hawaii?
Parasailing is a wildly popular recreational activity throughout Hawaii that involves pulling leisure-seekers or thrill-seekers behind boats on parasail wings. Once someone is harnessed in, they’re connected to the boat via a towline and are left to their own devices — with very little to no control over the contraption they’re in. Generally, there is …
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