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Fall Accidents a Common Cause of Employee Injuries in Maine

A Maine roofer has been ordered to pay nearly $400,000 in fines and implement a safety program, including the use of proper safety equipment and fall protection. Business Insurance reports the announcement by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration comes this month after safety violations were cited at 11…

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Motorcycle Safety, Bicycle Accident Prevention Spring Goals in Maine

As we recently reported on our Maine Injury Lawyer Blog, May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. As riders hit the road each spring, they face the highest risks of the year. And already this month, we have reports of a slew of serious and fatal motorcycle accidents throughout the state,…

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Motorcycle Safety a May Focus in Maine

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month and a prime time for Maine motorists to commit to watching out for motorcyclists as the summer riding season begins. Because, statistically speaking, an accident is likely to be a non-motorcyclist’s fault. “When motorcycles and other vehicles collide, it is usually the other (non-motorcycle)…

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Bangor Alcohol Ordinance Aims to Reduce Drunk Driving Accidents

Bangor has a new weapon in the fight against drunk driving after the passage of a citywide ordinance that requires servers and sellers of alcohol to undergo training about state laws. WABI TV reports the new ordinance comes after Bangor police recently issued nearly 70 citations for alcohol-related incidents. Police report…

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Icy Road Conditions Make for Treacherous Maine Driving

Sad news was reported recently when an 88-year-old driver and his 82-year-old wife were killed after the husband lost control of their sport utility vehicle on a snow-covered road in Sanford, ME and collided head-on with another vehicle. The driver of the other vehicle he struck was not injured, although…

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Maine Motorcycle Accident Victim’s Husband Settles Lawsuit Against Construction Contractor

A man whose 53-year-old wife died in a Maine motorcycle accident in 2014 has settled his claims against the construction contractor in Augusta that allegedly failed to inspect and repair a dangerous pothole that reportedly caused his wife to lose control of her bike. The plaintiff had been riding a…

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