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Lead Poisoning Exposures and Symptoms.

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Lead Poisoning: Lead is a highly toxic metal that can be found in many products and materials in our homes and businesses. However, the primary source of lead poisoning in the human body is lead-based paint.
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Candle Safety Tips To Prevent Fires

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Believe it or not, the sale of candles in the United States is a $2 billion a year industry. Why? Because 70% of families say that they burn candles at least once a week.
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Hiring A Lawyer Means Better Settlements

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Despite what insurance companies say, hiring a lawyer results in better settlements. An (IRC) study found that 85% of all money paid out by auto insurance companies for claims is paid to individuals who have hired an attorney.
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Construction Sites = Construction Injuries

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Construction is one of the largest industries in the United States, employing over six million people nationwide. It is a vital part of our economy and a good bell weather indicator of how well it’s doing.
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Premises Liability – Slip and Fall Cases

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If you slip or fall and injure yourself on someone else’s property, you may have a “premises liability claim”. Legally, a premises liability claim involves the liability of property owners for injuries that happen to someone who is on their property.
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Boot Camp Death

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When Bryan, an 18-year-old Texan, was convicted of drunk driving (his first offense). He decided to serve his probation at a private boot camp for juvenile offenders.
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Uninsured Motorist Insurance

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Even though all Texas motorists are required to have insurance, it is hardly a secret that not all drivers do. Hence the need to protect yourself if you are hit by another driver who does not have any.
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Beware of Fake Checks

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You have responded to a work-at-home offer in which you will be an account manager for a foreign company. One of your responsibilities is depositing checks it receives from its U.S. customers.
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