Proving What Really Happened in Your Truck Accident Proving fault in truck accidents is often difficult, but black boxes now found in many commercial trucks provide proof...
When the Other Car Has an Open Recall When a vehicle with a recall is involved in an accident, manufacturers, car dealerships, and drivers may all be...
These Mistakes Can Destroy Your Personal Injury Claim Simple mistakes can put people’s injury cases in jeopardy. Personal injury claims can be delayed settled for lower amounts,...
Who Is Liable for Injuries at School? When a child is injured at school, examining when the injury occurred, whether the school knew about the hazard,...
Are Teens Wired to Be Reckless Drivers? Teens’ brains may be hard-wired to engage in behaviors that have a high level of inherent risk, according to...
What You Should Know About Large Truck and Bus “No Zones” No-Zones are blind spot areas around large trucks and buses where passenger vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians virtually “disappear” from...
The After Effects of Chemical Plant Explosions Threaten Workers, Nearby Residents, Passersby The after-effects of chemical plant explosions threaten workers, nearby residents, and passersby. Exposure to chemicals and dense smoke causes...
Americans Are Afraid as Passenger Drones Take to the Sky Passenger drones are already taking to the skies but new reports indicate that U.S. consumers might not be willing...
HIV Drugs May Be Linked to Birth Defects According to a warning from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), adverse cases of neural tube birth defects that...
When a Cough Isn’t Just a Cough When pertussis, or whooping cough, is misdiagnosed, babies are at risk for pneumonia, apnea, seizures, brain disease, or even...
