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There is a substantial danger associated with these collisions, especially when drivers are inattentive, fatigued, or in general unsafe. In 2017, more than 4,100 lives were lost in delivery truck collisions, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

Truck collisions are among the most catastrophic traffic incidents that can occur. The sheer size and mass of these vehicles can cause devastating damage, leading to life-altering injuries and, in the worst cases, wrongful death.

In the aftermath of a truck collision, the steps you take can significantly affect your ability to secure fair compensation for your damages or losses. One critical aspect of building a strong personal injury or wrongful death case involves gathering and protecting evidence that can establish liability and demonstrate the extent of the damages incurred.

Dashcams have recently become indispensable tools for drivers. It's like having an impartial witness on board, ready to capture crucial moments that can validate your narrative in various situations.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 19,600 reports of workplace injuries in Nebraska in 2021 for private industry employers, with those in the trade, transportation, utilities, or manufacturing industries garnering the highest percentage of injuries.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, private industry workers reported approximately 2.6 million nonfatal work-related illnesses and injuries in 2021. In Nebraska, employees who suffer work-related injuries and occupational diseases may be eligible to pursue benefits by filing workers' compensation claims.

In 2021, there were 19,600 workplace injuries reported in the state of Nebraska, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. When a workplace accident happens to you, these injuries have the potential to put you out of work for months or even result in a partial or permanent disability. Thankfully, you will likely be able to file for workers’ compensation. However, not many people know what this process looks like or what injuries qualify for workers’ compensation benefits.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), falling down in the construction industry is a leading cause of workplace injury and fatality. In 2022, in the construction and extraction (oilfield) industries, there were a reported 24,100 nonfatal injuries from falls.

Under Nebraska law, construction workers who are hurt at the worksite are eligible to pursue compensation for their injuries. However, different issues often arise when the injured party is a non-citizen. Generally, both undocumented immigrants and green card holders are allowed to file for workers' compensation benefits or personal injury claims in Nebraska.

Scaffoldings are often used for many construction projects that require reaching elevated heights. Workers can use the scaffolds to reach high levels to build, repair, clean, or paint structures. Unfortunately, there are various risks linked with scaffolding that may result in serious construction site accidents.