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How to Avoid Getting in a Pedestrian-Vehicle Accident

How to Avoid Getting in a Pedestrian-Vehicle Accident

by admin | Feb 13, 2019 | Accident Claims, Blog, Litigation, Personal Injury, Safety Tips, Wrongful Death

How to Avoid Getting in a Pedestrian-Vehicle Accident -by Laura Pioch, Associate How to Avoid Getting in a Pedestrian-Vehicle Accident Ask any Mainer to define ‘dangerous traveling conditions’ and you’ll likely hear about snow, ice, hail, rain, or fog… all realities...
The Two Types of Smoke Alarms, Explained

The Two Types of Smoke Alarms, Explained

by Meg Hurrell | Dec 4, 2018 | Blog, Litigation, Safety Tips, Wrongful Death

The Two Types of Smoke Alarms, Explained -by Dan Stevens, Partner Did you know that there are two different types of smoke alarms? If not, you are not alone. Most people assume that they are protected if they have any standard smoke alarm (and a carbon monoxide...

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