Stephens Juren PLLC

In our line of work, we often see the outcomes of poor safety measures. With that in mind, we want to share a few key safety reminders for the July 4th weekend.

We wish each of you a safe and happy Independence Day! Please note that our office will be closed on Friday, July 3rd, in observance of the holiday and will reopen on Monday, July 6th.

Summer is underway, and many homeowners are opening their pools for family gatherings and summer fun. If your property features a pool or you are considering adding one, it is important to understand how pool ownership intersects with safety, liability, and insurance coverage. Swipe to learn more.

If you have questions about pool safety, premises liability, or a specific situation, feel free to reach out. We are here to help you better understand your options and protect your interests.

Regardless of whether you are attending a fireworks show or planning to put on a small display of your own, it is important to remember that fireworks can cause serious injuries if not used with caution. A couple of common types of fireworks-related injuries include:

🔹 Burn injuries account for 37% of fireworks injuries and often affect hands, arms, and exposed skin. Even sparklers burn at extremely high temperatures and can cause serious burns.

🔹 Eye injuries can involve permanent vision impairment when safe viewing distances are not maintained.

🔹 Lacerations, hearing loss, and respiratory irritation can occur when devices malfunction, explode unpredictably, or produce excessive smoke or noise exposure.

🔹 More severe injuries from fireworks typically involve aerial shells or mortars from fireworks and may lead to long-term disability.

While being aware of these injuries is key to preventing them, it cannot prevent them outright. Having dedicated legal support is key in the event of an injury.

Reach out if you have questions about legal next steps after an incident. We are always here to help.

Memorial Day Weekend is one of the busiest and most dangerous times on the road and outdoors. In fact, in 2025, the National Safety Council estimated that there would be 50,600 injuries from preventable traffic crashes during the 2025 Memorial Day holiday weekend.

With that in mind, taking a few simple precautions can make a meaningful difference. Swipe through to learn more.

While taking these steps can reduce the risk of injury, incidents caused by others can still occur this Memorial Day. If you or someone you know is injured due to another person’s negligence this Memorial Day, we are here to help.

Give us a call today to speak with an experienced personal injury attorney.