Most Uber and Lyft rides are rather uneventful for both passengers and drivers. However, everyone has seen the stories of drivers attacked and even killed by passengers (and vice versa). It’s understandable that a driver might feel safer bringing someone along with...
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Month: October 2022
Jail for contractor who exposed clients, employees to asbestos
The hazards of asbestos cannot be overlooked. However, some people continue to do just that, endangering the lives of many unsuspecting people. Such individuals who scoff at safety guidelines geared toward protecting the public should not go unpunished, and that is...
How liable are ride-hailing companies for their drivers’ actions?
Ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft have revolutionized transportation – without a doubt. However, the rapid growth in the industry has brought up several legal and safety issues among drivers and passengers alike. For instance, does the buck stop with the...
What to do if you are assaulted in an Uber/Lyft
While more than 99% of Uber and Lyft rides end without incident, an assault during a rideshare trip can be traumatic. Passengers and drivers alike are the victims of these assaults, and they can sometimes feel like the companies aren’t following up satisfactorily....
The new treatment showing promising results for mesothelioma
Research continues to find a way to effectively treat and eventually one day find a cure for mesothelioma. Recently, some promising news came as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted what is called “orphan drug” status to a particular type of chimeric...
The dangers of secondary asbestos exposure
You do not have to work in an asbestos-intensive industry or be in direct contact with this harmful substance to be at risk of exposure. If a household member interacts with asbestos, they may unsuspectingly bring it home. Over time, other members of the household may...