Posted in blog on March 11, 2017
Fire safety could save your life. If you’re in the city of San Diego, take some time to get to know the local procedures for fire response and support services. We have 52 fire stations, including the airport station. Can you locate the one nearest you? To promote fire safety awareness, we’ve compiled some of […]
Tips for Settling a Burn Injury Claim
Posted in blog on March 8, 2017
Serious burn injuries may require long periods of recovery. At the time of injury, a burn victim may not know the extent of injury or the true cost of rehabilitation. In these cases, an early settlement may not result in the full and fair compensation a victim needs. Before you agree to a potentially low […]
Fire Safety Lessons From the Marijuana Business in Colorado
Posted in blog on March 7, 2017
As Colorado’s legal marijuana industry ramps up, many other states look to Colorado to set an example for their own future regulations and laws. Legalized industries face the scrutiny of state, local, and federal officials regarding safety and ethics. In light of the industry changes, the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) created a task force […]
Posted in Uncategorized on October 25, 2016
Halloween is just around the corner, and that means costumes, pumpkin-scented candles, and jack-o-lanterns. While these traditions and others are a fun way to celebrate the holiday with your family, they can also present fire hazards. The majority of harmful fires happen right at home. To ensure your and your child’s safety from fires during […]
Punishments for Pulling False Fire Alarms
Posted in Uncategorized on October 20, 2016
Pulling a false fire alarm at school may seem like a funny prank, but in California, it’s against the law. Fire departments around the United States responded to about 2,238,000 false fire alarms in 2012. That’s more than two million times that fire departments responded to false alarms when there may have been real emergencies. Lawmakers have created […]
How to Not Start a Wildfire When Burning Debris
Posted in blog on October 18, 2016
California wildfires are a rampant problem, especially as the state continues to undergo a water shortage and extended drought period. Increasingly dry conditions combined with negligent fire safety practices lead to thousands of fires every year, consuming personal property, causing burn injuries, and even taking lives. From January 1 to September 17, 2016, there were […]
Posted in blog on October 11, 2016
When you think of fire-related accidents, you may imagine explosions or arson. While these events can happen, most fire-related injuries occur right in the home. Fires can occur anytime, anyplace. You and your peers may not understand proper fire safety and be prone to putting yourself at risk. Some students may even tamper with smoke […]
Your Guide to Avoiding Electric Shocks in the Home
Posted in blog on August 29, 2016
We live in a Do-It- Yourself kind of world—for proof, just look at the popularity of Pinterest. The DIY mentality can save you money and allows you to add personal flair to your home, office, and social events. DIY is only a savvy choice when you take appropriate precautions, especially when it comes to home care. Many DIY […]
Posted in blog,Uncategorized on August 15, 2016
We all know that fire extinguishers can save lives. They’re mandated on every piece of public property, and many of us have them in our homes. But if a fire started around you, would you know how to use one? If your answer is a sheepish “no,” you’re not alone. Research shows that the majority of Americans have […]
What to Do if Your Car Catches Fire
Posted in Uncategorized on July 29, 2016
Drivers have a great deal to worry about while out on the road, and while a car catching fire isn’t exactly a common occurrence, it’s still important to know what to do if you find yourself in such a situation. As with any other emergency situation, panicking will only make things worse, so try to remain as calm […]