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Teen Driver Safety Week

Teach Your Kids Good Habits During National Teen Driver Safety Week

National Teen Driver Safety Week occurs from October 15-21, 2023. Organizations like the National Safety Council (NSC) use the event to promote awareness of safety issues specific to young drivers. The Quad Cities car crash lawyers at Winstein, Kavensky & Cunningham also want to do their part. Below are some valuable safety tips to teach […]

Home Improvements for Catastrophic Injuries

Home Improvements for Catastrophic Injuries

Suffering a catastrophic injury can affect your life for years or, in some cases, permanently. Some everyday activities you’re accustomed to may become challenging after life-altering injuries. Sometimes, you may have to make alterations to your home to maintain your quality of life. After an accident results in life-changing injuries, most people are focused on […]

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Who Is Liable for a Broken HVAC Unit?

As the fall and winter seasons approach, Quad Cities residents should start preparing for colder weather. A properly functioning HVAC unit is essential during the colder seasons. This can get tricky for those who live or operate businesses in rental properties, especially if you aren’t sure who is responsible for broken HVAC liability. No one […]

Heat Illness: Symptoms, Prevention, and Safety

The Quad Cities region is a vibrant riverside community full of outdoor activities that locals and tourists love. While the area is known for bitterly cold winters, the summer can bring scorching temperatures that pose risks of heat illness. In this blog, our Quad Cities personal injury attorneys explain the types of heat illness and […]

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Are Electric Cars Safer Than Gas?

Electric vehicles (EVs) have revolutionized the automotive industry. From wells to wheels, they use less fossil fuels and emit less carbon than traditional internal combustion engine cars. EVs promise a greener future for transportation. As their popularity increases, so does the debate over their safety. Both skeptics and proponents wonder whether electric cars are safer […]

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Top Dangers of Speeding in Quad Cities Area

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 29% of all traffic fatalities in 2022 were attributed to speeding. Whether you’re running late, distracted, or in the throes of road rage, it’s easy to succumb to the temptation of speeding. However, this seemingly harmless act can have devastating consequences for the speeding driver and […]

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Why You Need a Davenport Car Accident Attorney

The aftermath of a car accident is a stressful time. Dealing with insurance, injuries, and possibly a lack of transportation is overwhelming. Handling this alone can be nearly impossible while continuing your daily life. When you hire a Davenport car accident attorney, you can obtain the help you need to handle an accident’s physical, emotional, […]

National Bike Month: 5 Essential Bicycle Safety Tips

With hundreds of miles of paved bicycle lanes and mountain biking trails, the Quad Cities is a fantastic place for bicycle enthusiasts. From Credit Island Park in Davenport to the Great River Trail in Moline to Leach Park in Bettendorf, there are so many excellent Quad Cities biking destinations. With the weather warming up and […]

Replace Child Car Seat After a Car Accident

Should I Replace a Child Car Seat After a Car Accident?

For most parents, worrying about replacing a child’s car seat is the last thing on their minds following a car accident. Most parents are rightfully concerned about the health and well-being of their children rather than any property damage. However, making sure a booster seat or safety seat is in good condition can help keep […]

2023 Illinois Fire Safety Law and Preventing Burn Injuries

This year, the Illinois Smoke Detector Act went into effect. It is a way to lower the number of house fires and burn injuries. The Act requires residents who meet specific criteria to update the smoke detectors in their homes. So, if you live in Illinois and haven’t updated your smoke detectors, now is the […]