As the weather begins to warm up, New Jersey residents will see more construction of buildings and roads around town. This can also spell danger for those who are walking close to where workers are renovating offices, putting up new buildings or improving roads. The last thing you would expect as you are walking to work or getting your shopping done is to be injured by a nearby construction project, but unfortunately, this can happen.
How can pedestrians be at risk near construction sites?
Semitruck crash causes: Trucker error to equipment failure
People who head out on the roadways in New Jersey are taking a risk. The chance of being involved in a motor vehicle crash is great. There are some accidents that can't be prevented but there are others that are due to negligence or recklessness on the part of the drivers.
How many fatal motorcycle accidents occurred in 2016?
You may wonder how many motorcycle accidents occur each year and in New Jersey specifically. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports the 2016 statistics, the most current ones available.
What workers need to know about mesothelioma
Many New Jersey workers are at risk for developing mesothelioma, a malignant form of cancer for which there is no cure. As FindLaw explains, mesothelioma is caused by the asbestos fibers that a worker inhales or ingests building up in the linings of his or her lungs, heart and/or abdomen.
