Sentences with phrase «gun injuries»

Studies have shown that this particular element of design is at least partially responsible for a number of nail gun injuries.

They further state that nail gun injuries have increased approximately 200 percent since 1991.

Reports of Taser gun injuries in the Chicago area range from that of an unarmed, handcuffed teenager to an 82 year old woman Tasered by police.

«Horrific mass killings receive the most media attention, but as can be seen by the numbers, they only represent a small portion of the total costs - human and medical - of gun injuries in the United States,» said David Hemenway, director of the Harvard Injury Control Research Center in Boston, who was not involved with the study.

The Taser gun injury attorneys, Kreisman Law Offices, have more than 40 years of experience in personal injury lawsuits.

Remington's creditor committee, composed of a representative for its pension and plaintiffs in cases against the company for gun injuries and deaths, supported the bankruptcy plan, an attorney for the group told Shannon.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) states that the best way to prevent gun injury or death in kids is to never have a gun in the home.

He said some of them were suffering from depression and malnutrition, while one person sustained gun injury.

He said the remaining suspected armed robbers in the syndicate had fled into the bush with gun injuries while one locally made AK - 47 rifle, one revolver pistol, 12 live ammunitions, charms and torchlight were recovered.

In 2013, 33,636 people died from gun injuries in the United States (left pie chart).

At Woof Gang Bakery Jacksonville, funds were raised to provide surgery for a Staffordshire terrier who suffered BB gun injuries.

We are simply defective gun injury lawyers who are not afraid to hold Remington and other big or small firearm manufacturers responsible for designing and building unsafe products.

According to statistics from the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention, between 2001 and 2005, approximately 37,000 nail gun injuries occurred on a yearly basis.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 37,000 Americans are sent to the emergency room every year as a result of nail gun injuries.

If guns are bad, aren't a good deterrent to crime, and can get the owner shot (which, if you discount suicides, barely registers as a single percentage of gun injuries), why then do police and the military have them?Police are out there putting their lives on the line every day to protect the public from morons with, well, AK's.

If guns are bad, aren't a good deterrent to crime, and can get the owner shot (which, if you discount suicides, barely registers as a single percentage of gun injuries), why then do police and the military have them?

Within weeks Teret switched his main research focus from motor vehicle injuries to gun injuries, an area in which public health research was all but nonexistent.

While they have no statistics on sales, their research into who was getting injured proved that work - related nail gun injuries had remained steady since 1998, while injuries among consumers were the ones that had increased.

In most cases, nail gun injuries are the result of improper use by the user as well as failure to follow the safety requirements for nail gun use required by OSHA.

Most nail gun injuries involve the hands, but there are an increasing amount of nail gun injuries involving the eye, head, back, and even death.

Nail gun injuries are similar to shrapnel - related injuries and are extremely painful and traumatic.