There is no worse feeling than hearing that someone you love has unexpectedly passed away. You may have just spoken to them or have been hoping to see them soon, but the reality is that they're no longer with you.
Can you pursue a wrongful death case?
Are helicopter tours safe?
Recent events are raising questions about just how safe it is to take a helicopter tour in Hawaii. Even as a resident, you may still like the idea of taking an occasional helicopter tour to break the day-to-day monotony. However, such tours also come with inherent risks, and it is important that you fully comprehend the dangers associated with helicopter tours so you have all the information you need to make an informed decision about whether to take one.
Get the right support if you're injured in an accident
No one wants to suffer from an injury. Most people go out of their way to make sure that they won't get hurt or can get to where they're going safely.
Hardboiled egg products recalled after listeria outbreak
Hawaiians buy things from the store on a daily basis. Clothing, medication, toys and food are all purchased in sizeable quantities. Most consumers do so without batting a lash, too, with little to no concern for their own safety. Yet, the sad reality is that dangerous products lurk on store shelves. Perhaps the scariest thing is that many people, even those who are entrusted to keep our products safe, don't realize that these products are being sold until it's too late.
The wrongful death award and its modification
The sudden loss of a loved one can send emotional shockwaves throughout a Hawaiian family. Surviving family members can find it difficult to move on with life without the love and support of their lost loved one. Children are oftentimes forced to grow up without parents, spouses have to move on without their other half and parents have to find a way to live life without their child. This emotional devastation can be enough to be overwhelming, but the truth of the matter is that financial losses also contribute to surviving families' hardships.
