Several decades ago, mesothelioma was a little-known type of cancer that didn’t even have a name until the beginning of the 20th century. But it wasn’t until the 1960s that this rare-but-often-deadly cancer was definitively linked to asbestos exposure. Since
A bike ride can be fun and relaxing, but it is important to know and follow the rules of the road to cycle safely. If bike riding is part of your lifestyle, it’s important to understand how to co-exist with
You may assume that the household cleaners and products you use every day are safe and healthy for you and your family. However, these products may contain chemicals that could be harmful to your body or the environment. Learning more
Mistakes happen all the time; they are a part of life. However, when an error occurs in a medical setting, it could lead to severe complications and, in extreme cases, could even lead to death. Healthcare mistakes generally fall into
In the 1980s, law enforcement began mounting smaller cameras in vehicles to capture video and audio evidence both inside and outside the car. Now, newer civilian vehicle models advertise similar features, including back-up cameras and dashcams. The worldwide vehicle dashcam
Although driving a car is relatively common for most people in the U.S., it doesn’t make the activity any less dangerous. Car accidents happen daily, but some of them could be prevented if drivers simply learned how to deal with
1. Call Police Alert the police to your car accident in San Diego once it has occurred. A police report that states who was at fault is the single most persuasive piece of evidence in proving liability. 2. Obtain Contact
The Law offices of Melinda J. Helbock A.P.C are currently investigating claims for cruise ship passengers who contracted the Covid-19 Virus while on board a cruise ship. If you or a love one contracted or died from the Covid-19 Virus
As the world confronts the impact of Corona virus, our thoughts are with all those who are a part of the extended Melinda J Helbock A.P.C family. While it will be a long time until we know the full toll
According to the Department of Transportation, which oversees the observance of daylight saving time, the Uniform Time Act of 1966 established the practice of switching clocks as we know it today. The DOT says moving the clock forward by an
