Most Common Locations for Car Accidents
According to data compiled by government agencies, driver behavior is the leading cause of car accidents in the U.S. Driver distraction, speeding, intoxication, and other behaviors engaged in by motorists
Category: Personal Injury
6 Common Causes of Semi Truck Accidents
Semi trucks, those tractor-trailer behemoths barreling down the nation’s highways, represent an integral part of a $700-billion trucking industry responsible for hauling 71% of the freight shipped in the U.S.
Dog Bites: Being Compensated When Man’s Best Friend Attacks
Almost 90 million dogs live throughout the U.S. Your dog may be your trusted companion, but nearly five million people each year suffer injuries after being bitten by a dog.
What bicyclists should know about Oregon’s new Stop-as-Yield law
The popularity of bicycle riding as exercise and as an alternative to the family car for getting around town has resulted in states attempting to make streets more cyclist friendly
What Happens When the Person Injured in an Accident Is Partially at Fault?
Accidents frequently happen through no fault of anyone other than the unfortunate victim — for instance, if they stumble over an untied shoelace and fall to the ground. Other accidents
Lost Wages for a Personal Injury Claim
Injuries caused by another person’s negligence may entitle you to recover damages, whether the injuries were caused by a driver who ran through a red light while texting on a
Steps in the Personal Injury Claim Process
Whether your injuries are the result of a car crash, a slip-and-fall accident, or any other situation caused by the negligence or carelessness of another party, you could be entitled
Four Things to Look for When Choosing a Personal Injury Lawyer
You don’t realize how many law firms promote themselves as personal injury lawyers until you are hurt in an accident and need to hire one to represent you. A Google
US Maternal Deaths Outpace Other Developed Nations
The rate at which women die from pregnancy-related causes in the U.S. has risen and outpaces other developed nations where maternal mortality rates have declined. As reported by NPR, the
Food Poisoning: What to Do When Eating Out Makes You Sick
If the news coming out of the nation’s capital about government shutdowns and border walls is making you feel queasy, perhaps it’s more than just the news that is affecting