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A recent study reveals that workers in the oil and gas extraction industry are experiencing a concerning number of severe injuries, frequently leading to amputations, vision loss and hospitalizations. Understanding these injuries and their causes is crucial for...
In North Dakota, drivers must have uninsured motorist coverage. This type of insurance helps pay for injuries if the other driver does not have insurance. The law says you must have at least $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident. You can choose to buy more...
After an accident, dealing with insurance companies can feel overwhelming. They may seem helpful, but they focus on minimizing payouts. Knowing how to communicate with them helps protect your rights and maximize your compensation. Report the accident quickly Call your...
Driving a semi-truck is a challenging task under normal conditions. When high winds come into play, the risk of accidents increases significantly. Understanding how high winds affect semi-trucks is a key way for drivers to protect their safety. What kinds of accidents...
Oil workers face numerous dangers on the job, from explosive risks to hazardous materials. But there's another threat that often goes unnoticed: long shifts. Working extended hours in the oil and gas industry can be just as risky as the more visible dangers. As an oil...
A work injury doesn't just affect the person hurt—it ripples through the entire household. Physical pain is only one part of the ordeal; emotional stress and financial worries often loom large, as well. As a spouse, witnessing your partner struggle can be...
Working in North Dakota's oil fields during winter brings serious risks. Freezing temperatures, strong winds, and icy conditions can lead to severe injuries and health problems. Employers must take steps to protect workers, but accidents still happen. Hypothermia,...
Oil fields are inherently hazardous environments. The complex nature of oil extraction and processing is extremely risky and can lead to explosions. Fires and explosions pose severe threats, often leading to catastrophic injuries or fatalities among workers. Examples...
North Dakota is known for its vast landscapes and open roads. However, due to the low population density throughout the state, many of our roads are smaller highways with fewer lanes, which can increase the chances of fatal truck accident and fatalities. Fewer lanes...
Winter conditions significantly increase the risks of commercial trucking accidents, especially in northern states like North Dakota. Snow, ice, wind, and limited visibility create dangerous challenges for large trucks operating on tight schedules. The dangers of...