When a workplace injury occurs, a worker may experience all sorts of complications, such as lost wages and debilitating physical pain. As a result, it is very important for workers to identify ways to prevent workplace injuries from taking place and understand why these injuries keep occurring in San Bernardino,
On behalf of Kampf, Schiavone & Associates | Jul 28, 2015 | Birth Injury, Firm News For victims of medical malpractice, recovery may be a long road forward. Sadly, children who are injured because of an error during delivery may face a particularly devastating permanent disability, resulting in lifelong hardships for both them and their
From employer negligence to the negligent operation of machinery, there are many reasons why employees continue to be involved in workplace accidents. Sadly, in San Bernardino County, and across the state of California, far too many employees have lost their lives or been injured in workplace accidents. When someone is hurt
Whether someone experiences unnecessary suffering because of a misdiagnosis or pharmacy errors, there are many examples of medical malpractice. Sadly, these incidents occur too frequently in San Bernardino, California, and all over the United States. At Kampf, Schiavone & Associates, we work hard to hold negligent medical professionals accountable for
From slip-and-fall accidents to automobile accidents, there are a number of threats that Americans face every day. Unfortunately, some people who are injured in these types of accidents suffer a brain injury, such as a concussion, and it is important to understand the signs and symptoms of a brain injury
While any type of workplace injury has the potential to be serious, construction accidents can be particularly dangerous and life-threatening. Sadly, in San Bernardino, and all over California, these accidents continue to claim too many lives at an alarming rate and it is important for people who work in the
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, full-time workers had to take time off work in 2013 due to non-fatal occupational injuries and illnesses at a rate of 109.4 per 10,000. In San Bernardino, and across California, these injuries continue to take place far too often and can have a negative impact
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