Our Blog Year: 2025

Ridesharing services like Uber have changed the way we get around, making it easy to catch a ride with just a few taps on your phone. While these services are convenient and common in everyday life, many passengers aren’t sure what to do or what rights they have if their Uber gets in an accident. …

As of January 1st, 2025, Washington D.C. has made it illegal to ban turning right on red, a change that will affect every driver, commuter, and pedestrian traveling through the city.  If you’re used to rolling through intersections after a stop, this new law is a major shift that demands extra caution at every red…

A hit and run accident happens when a driver leaves the scene of a crash without stopping to provide their contact details, offer help, or take responsibility for any injuries or damage. These incidents are taken very seriously in Washington D.C. because they put victims at extra risk and violate local laws that require drivers…

When it comes to car accidents, “no-fault” and “at-fault” refer to how insurance claims are handled after a crash. In a no-fault system, your own insurance pays for your medical bills and certain losses, no matter who caused the accident. In an at-fault (or “tort”) system, the driver who caused the collision and their insurance…

The “Hands Off!” protests have emerged as a response to recent political and social decisions that many people feel threaten their rights or freedoms. Peaceful demonstrations protect participants, make it more likely that they will be taken seriously, and help ensure that their message isn’t lost. Below are some ways you can make sure you…