Our client was working on site when the elevator malfunctioned, causing his hand to be wrapped into the elevator cable. Due to this accident, he suffers from a permanent loss of acute functions in his right hand and can no longer be employed as an electrician. 

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With the arrival of the fall season and progressively shorter days, pedestrians face an increased risk on the road. Reduced visibility, darkened commutes, and even increased driver fatigue...

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