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Truck Driver Substance Abuse: Its Impact on Colorado Accident Claims

Substance abuse among truck drivers is a major concern across the United States, including in Colorado. 56% of motor vehicle accidents where someone is killed or badly injured involve an intoxicated driver. When truck drivers cause accidents due to impaired driving, it can have significant legal implications for accident claims in Colorado. Prevalence of…

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Holding Dog Owners Accountable for Failure to Properly Train and Restrain in Illinois

In Illinois, dog owners have a legal responsibility to properly train and restrain their pets. When owners fail to do so, they can be held liable if their dog attacks or injures someone. This article will examine Illinois laws regarding dangerous dogs, dog bites, and negligence of owners. We’ll also discuss how victims can…

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Unusual Sources of Evidence for Pennsylvania Injury Claims: Drones, Vehicle Black Boxes and More

Despite safer cars and improved trauma care, Pennsylvania roads remain hazardous places. Traffic fatality statistics reflect the ongoing risks. In 2019, deaths dropped to 1,059, the lowest since 1928’s record-keeping began. Yet in 2020, even with less traffic, fatalities rose to 1,129 and in 2021 to 1,230. Finally, in 2022, the trend reversed with…

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Proving Distracted Driving in Georgia Amazon Delivery Driver Accident Cases

Distracted driving is a major cause of accidents on Georgia roads. When Amazon delivery drivers are distracted behind the wheel, it can lead to devastating collisions. Victims injured by an Amazon driver’s negligence may be able to recover damages, but they face challenges in proving distraction was a factor. Using key evidence and legal…

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Dog Bite Prevention Tips for Delivery Drivers in Alabama

As a delivery driver in Alabama, you likely encounter dogs on a regular basis during your routes. While most dogs are friendly, dog bites do happen and can cause serious injuries. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are approximately 4.5 million dog bites every year in the United States,…

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FMCSA Regulations and Your Ohio Truck Accident Case

Truck accidents are a leading cause of serious injury and death on our nation’s highways. In 2019 alone, there were over 5,000 fatalities in crashes involving large trucks and buses across the United States. If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident in Ohio, it’s important to understand how…

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What If the Driver Who Hit Me in Ohio Doesn’t Have Insurance?

Getting hit by a car as a pedestrian can lead to serious injuries. And if the at-fault driver doesn’t have insurance, you could be left paying massive medical bills out of your own pocket. This scary situation leads many Ohio pedestrian accident victims to ask: What if the driver who hit me doesn’t have…

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Drowsy Driving Accidents and Wrongful Death: Holding Fatigued Drivers Accountable in Mississippi

Drowsy driving is a serious problem that causes thousands of accidents every year. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), nearly 100,000 police-reported crashes involve drowsy driving annually. These crashes result in more than 1,500 deaths and over 70,000 injuries every year in the United States. The Dangers of Drowsy Driving Driving…

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Choosing the Right Lawyer: Expertise Matters in Utah Spinal Cord Injury Cases

Suffering a spinal cord injury in an accident can be devastating. Your life is forever changed in an instant. You may face permanent disabilities, astronomical medical bills, lost wages, and a painful recovery process. Although no amount of money can make up for what you’ve lost, you deserve justice and compensation. The right lawyer…

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Rideshare Accidents and the Push for Greater Regulation in South Carolina

Ridesharing services allow passengers to hail rides from drivers using a smartphone app. While ridesharing offers convenience and flexibility, it also comes with risks—namely an increase in auto accidents. South Carolina has seen a rise in crashes involving rideshare drivers. With minimal regulations in place, victims of these accidents often face confusion over liability…

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