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Importance of Police Reports in Auto Accidents
“Without documentation, it's just hearsay.” Every year, over 6 million car accidents happen in the United States.That’s nearly one crash…
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Proving Negligence After a Truck Accident
A fully loaded semi can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. Your car? Maybe 4,000. When these two collide, the outcome…
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Steps to Take After a Hit-and-Run Accident
A hit and run accident is more than a crash. It is a criminal act that leaves you injured, confused,…
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Common Injuries Suffered in 18-wheeler Truck Accidents
In 2021, large trucks were involved in 523,417 crashes in the United States, with 117,387 causing injuries and 5,091 resulting…
View ArticleMotorcycle vs Car Accident Injury Prevalence and Severity
You’re nearly 28 times more likely to die in a motorcycle crash than in a car crash. That’s not an…
View ArticleImpact of Truck Driver’s Travel Log on Accident Settlement
“A truck driver can legally drive up to 11 hours a day, but just one wrong hour on the road…
View ArticleUnderstanding Comparative Fault in Car Accident Cases
“Nearly half of all U.S. drivers admit to aggressive driving at least once a month.” -AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety…
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How is Commercial Truck Accident Liability Determined?
In 2023, large truck crashes killed 4,807 people in the U.S. That was an 11% drop from the year before…
View ArticleHow Do Car Accident Injury Settlements Work?
Being injured in a car accident can be a physically, emotionally, and financially overwhelming experience. Beyond the immediate shock and…
View ArticleTop Industries at Risk for Data Breaches and Legal Implications
In just the first month of 2025, over 2.7 million people had their personal information exposed in major healthcare data…
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Who Is Liable in a Truck Accident Case?
A fully loaded 18-wheeler can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. The average passenger car? About 4,000 pounds. When these two…
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What to Do If You’ve Been Hit by a Car on a Scooter
Electric scooters are no longer a novelty. They're everywhere—on city sidewalks, in bike lanes, and increasingly, in emergency rooms. As…
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