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At Nurenberg Paris, we want to keep you informed. Our blog posts contain up to date articles and information that can be helpful in preventing accidents. We also discuss how to handle a personal injury or accident if it happens to you or your family! Our clients health and safety always comes first!

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Dec

22, 2009

Putting Off Fixing a Hole in Your Driveway or Business Parking Lot Can Have Devasting Consequences

Personal Injury

David M. Paris represented our client who was 24 weeks pregnant with twins. She and her 3 year old son went to have dinner at a local restaurant. They parked their car in the parking lot and walked into the restaurant. Unfortunately, the hole in which she fell on her way out of the restaurant […]

Dec

15, 2009

When you need a tow, make sure the tow operator explains each step of the towing sequence and ensures you are in a place of safety

Featured Articles

David M. Paris represented an over-the-road truck driver who was making a delivery to the Cincinnati area when he felt his trailer dragging, as if it wasn’t getting  enough air to the rear tandems. He pulled over onto the right berm, approximately 3-1/2 feet from the edge of the highway. He reported the problem to […]

Nov

10, 2009

ARE YOU COVERED? CUTTING BACK ON CAR INSURANCE WILL COST YOU MORE THAN YOU SAVE

Auto Accident

State minimum requirements are allowing drivers on the road with very limited insurance that will not cover broken bones or a surgery.

Oct

27, 2009

Placental Abruption and Birth Injury

Medical Malpractice

A placental abruption occurs when the placenta separates from the uterine wall.  This poses a great risk for the mother and the child and can lead to cerebral palsy.   Cerebral palsy, a birth injury also referred to as CP, is a term used to describe a group of chronic conditions effecting body movement and muscle […]

Oct

02, 2009

Products: Serious Injury or Death

Defective Product

From driving to flying you can only wonder why action is taken only after a fatal accident?