Month: July 2018

Indianapolis Consumer Alert: Jané Muum Stroller Entrapment, Strangulation Risk Results in Recall

July 25, 2018 | Children's Injuries

  Stroller manufacturer Jané has recalled about 800 strollers after it was determined that its U.S. models are in violation of the federal Stroller and Carriage standard. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) website, an infant riding in the stroller can pass through the armrest and the seat bottom, creating strangulation and entrapment… read more

Trucking Companies Have a Duty to Practice Regular Vehicle Maintenance

July 18, 2018 | truck accident

  Large commercial trucks are extremely complicated pieces of machinery that can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds and often travel at upwards of 70 miles-per-hour while within feet of other motorists. In addition, commercial trucks often travel tens of thousands of miles each year, which can result in crucial parts simply wearing out. As… read more

What Women Riders Need to Know About Motorcycles

July 11, 2018 | Motorcycle Accidents

While riding a motorcycle has long been associated with a particular type of masculinity, more and more women are discovering the joys of motorcycling and learning how to ride. In a world where many consumer products are inexplicably gendered, it may come as a surprise that nobody makes gender-specific motorcycles. After all, women tend to… read more

Bicycle Safety 101: Choosing the Right Bicycle Helmet for Your Child

July 4, 2018 | Bicycle Accidents

With the summer months firmly upon us, many children are biking to get to friend’s houses, the pool, or just to pass the time. While biking is certainly a healthy and enjoyable activity that many adults fondly remember from childhood themselves, it is important to remember that it also exposes kids to a risk of… read more