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This 2009 made-for-television project highlights one slip and fall lawsuit which Russ was retained on as an expert witness which led to a $4.4 million jury verdict and served as the concept behind the 2010 release of the best selling book under the same title. Follow...
You see it all the time! A buildings roof drains directly onto the sidewalk which when wet may create a slip hazard and when the water freezes, the sidewalk becomes a skating rink. Another example of poor code enforcement.
As more people drive electric vehicles the demand on our energy grows and with no new power plants scheduled to be constructed how will this impact our energy grid? Its anyone's guess! Actress Halle Berry takes a tumble at a Los Angeles charity event and posts it on...
This is the first episode in the series which is based on the 1960's television show called the "Twilight Zone" and features five real-life slip, trip and fall events which were caught on surveillance cameras. For every fraudulent slip and fall scam artist you see in...
The World Health Organization (WHO) is again warning us about the impending international bird flu crisis. But is it really something to worry about? Boating accident takes the life of a Massachusetts teenager. Just how common are these types of accidents and what can...
Russ discusses a good example on how one property owner warns their customers as to a potential stair step fall hazard. Paint them Yellow!
Big Box retailers frequently use aerial lifts and pallet jacks to restock their shelves however, when not in use the metal platform or pallet forks can create a trip hazard. Here is the proper way to store an aerial lift as to not present a trip and fall risk.
In this episode Russ interviews San Antonio Texas trial attorney Jason DeSouza about his record trip and fall jury verdict. Grocery stores who do not use pallet guards around their palletized displays are liable for customer injuries. Why is it that Walmart sells...
Another building code violation. This time at a Freddy's Restaurant. There is a 3" difference between the height of the interior and exterior floor levels making this doorway a trip hazard and virtually unusable for disabled persons.
At first glance you might think: "something is not right with these stairs" and you would be right! This shopping center built a short flight of stairs with 4" tread risers which in violation of the building code which calls for 7" risers. Why does this matter? Look...