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Most drivers have had the experience of watching an emergency vehicle rush by. Ambulances, police cars, and fire trucks have the authority to bypass normal rules of the road in order to help people. Typically, their speeding, running red lights, and ignoring stop signs...
Automobile accidents happen for a variety of reasons, from debris in the road, to distraction, to simple human error. Many are due to driver negligence: careless behavior that causes another person harm. Negligence can be an action or failing to complete an action. A...
Of the more than 36,000 deaths related to car accidents in the United States in 2019, more of them were men than women. In fact, more than 70 percent of collision fatalities that year were male. According to a recent study, this breakdown is...
Life comes with plenty of distractions. Unfortunately, those distractions continue for many drivers when they slide behind the wheel. Even the smallest distraction may lead to anything from a small fender-bender to a devastating, deadly car crash. In 2020, more than 42,000 individuals...
A side impact accident in which one vehicle gets broadsided by another, also known as a T-bone accident, is one of the most dangerous and devastating type of motor vehicle accidents. Technological advancements have led to many new vehicle safety features such as blind...
The litigation process in negligence lawsuits can be complicated. In every civil lawsuit, the rules of civil procedure allow for a process called Discovery. This process is allowed in personal injury negligence cases such as medical malpractice lawsuits against doctors, nurses, health care companies,...
People tend to check themselves for obvious physical injuries after getting into a car accident. They look for bruises and examine their bodies for broken bones. However, some trauma is less noticeable right away, such as temporary or permanent hearing loss or ear-related difficulties....