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July 24, 2013Increase in Vehicular Accidents on Broward Counties' I-595
July 24, 2013Halloween seems to have evolved as a non-denominational, non-religiously oriented Holiday enjoyed by many throughout Broward County and its many pleasant suburbs. Children and adults of all ages enjoy the partying and reveling that has evolved in to one of our favorite holidays.
Nevertheless as property owners responsible for our guests we should take reasonable precautions to prevent an accident on our property. First of all consider eliminating all apparent hazards where guests may walk across. You should anticipate that people will cut across your yard; and therefore examine what possible dangers lurk. Make sure your sprinkler heads are exposed, laying as a hidden trap for your trick-or-treaters. Go out and examine your sidewalks periodically and see how much candy and debris has been dropped there and can be lying there as a means to cause your guests to slip and fall.
If you are considering serving alcoholic beverages to your guests realize your responsibility to avoid their over consumption and particularly make sure that minors can’t get a hold of your alcohol. In many suburban communities, neighbors generally lay out open baskets for trick-or-treaters to help themselves with. Be careful that partiers don’t leave the wrong item in one of your baskets. Check to make sure that any prepared foods don’t spoil; such as dips that may contain mayonnaise or egg products.
Remember, many of your guests will be wearing masks that could not only restrict their vision, particularly in the dark, but also impair their hearing. Think about how to be the most responsible host you can so that your guests have the happiest and safest time this Halloween.
Best regards for your safety from the Fort Lauderdale Injury Lawyers at the Schulman Law Group. For further discussion please feel free to contact us at info@www.schulaw.com or by calling 1-877-529-0444.