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…
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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…
Read MoreA jackknife accident occurs when a truck’s trailer swings outward at a sharp angle to the cab, forming a “V” shape that looks like a folding pocketknife. This usually happens with large commercial vehicles, such as 18-wheelers and semi-trucks, when a driver brakes suddenly or loses control of the trailer. The unexpected maneuver can cause…
Read MoreThe Sleep Foundation warns drivers that drowsy driving and drunk driving share similar alarming characteristics, including delayed reaction times, impaired judgment, and decreased alertness. Adults require seven to nine hours of sleep per night to function at their best. A AAA study shows that missing three hours of sleep per 24-hour period more than quadruples…
Read MoreUnderstanding the distinctions between aggressive driving and road rage is crucial for both drivers and personal injury victims. Identifying whether an incident involves one or both of these behaviors can be a critical distinction in personal injury cases, as each carries different legal implications and liabilities. Aggressive driving might result in traffic citations or fines,…
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