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injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 16, 2008
As a busy Virginia personal injury attorney, I was recently pondering about a case I have against a Norfolk nightclub/bar. Here is the scenario. My client is in the bar minding his own business when he is struck by a …
Also tagged: norfolk, virginia, bar, recovery, injury, suit, nightclub, assault
injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 11, 2008
Teachers just know that today I'm not picking on you. I do realize you have a tough job babysitting all those kids raised on participation trophies. I know what happens. They show up to class with arms outstretched …
Also tagged: teachers, students, injury, laboratory, responsibilities, school safety
injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 11, 2008
A major safety concern for schools is transportation. Schools work hard to ensure they offer students safe, efficient, and economical means of transportation and there are School Bus Safety Programs and even a National …
Also tagged: education, travel, school safety, bus safety, transportation safety
injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 11, 2008
It seems everywhere you look today someone is protesting being held accountable . Lobbyists are crawling all over Washington enticing our government representatives to pass laws creating immunity against liability. You …
Also tagged: teachers, students, injury, reform, laboratory, responsibilities, school safety, tort
injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 10, 2008
Megan wrote yesterday about science laboratory accidents that injure students. Her post Experiments in Education, discussed the danger for serious injury while conducting lab experiments. I was surprised how many …
Also tagged: rules, school, science, risk, safety, laboratory, liability
injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 9, 2008
Think back to your sophomore year in high school (or whenever it was you took chemistry). Remember getting to mix different chemicals and compounds and 'standing back' as you watched how they reacted? I sure do.seemed …
Also tagged: education, science project, laboratory, school safety, science experiment
injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 8, 2008
While science projects are great way to learn through experimentation, they also can be hazardous to your health. Everyone involved must be aware of the risks to which our children are exposed and contingencies must be …
injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 8, 2008
I remember my first science fair: I was in fifth grade and decided to craft a wooden device that a marble was able to roll down, thus demonstrating the laws of gravity (challenging, I know). But hey - I was in the …
Also tagged: education, science fair, school safety, school project
injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 8, 2008
Iowa has a law on the books about hazing. It's found in the Iowa Code at 708.1. The statute is quoted below. Student organizations that have initiation ceremonies or rituals of any type are wise to become familiar with …
Also tagged: school, organizations, hazing
injuryboard.com » InjuryBoard Local Blogs - Sep 6, 2008
It's inevitable - every classroom has at least one - there's always a class clown, there's always a nerd, and there's always a bully. And, generally speaking, bullies pack a lot more punch than the clowns or nerds (no …
Also tagged: education, mental health, bully, school safety