Fire at Conyers BioLab Facility Causes Massive Chemical Plume
On Sunday, September 29th, a fire broke out at the BioLab facility in Conyers, Georgia. This initial blaze has transitioned into an ongoing chemical reaction, producing a plume that has kept parts of Conyers under evacuation orders and surrounding areas of Rockdale County under shelter-in-place advisories. Many residents have reported itchy eyes, respiratory issues,…
Tow Truck Accidents: Complexities of Multiple Vehicles and Liability in Tennessee
Towing vehicles on public roads is an inherently risky activity. When accidents occur involving tow trucks, the situation can become even more complicated due to the multiple large vehicles involved. Determining liability in tow truck crashes requires untangling a web of contributory actions and failures to establish which party or parties are at fault….
Can I Sue Uber or Lyft Directly After an Accident in Florida?
Getting injured in an Uber or Lyft accident can leave you with many questions about liability and legal options. As ridesharing services grow in popularity across Florida, more accident victims are asking – can I sue Uber or Lyft directly? The answer is complicated. While you typically cannot sue the companies directly for driver…
Maximizing Compensation: Understanding Damages in Spinal Cord Injury Claims in Kansas
Sustaining a spinal cord injury in an accident can be life-altering. While no amount of money can make up for the physical and emotional trauma, obtaining fair compensation can provide critical resources to help rebuild your life. This article examines the types of damages available in spinal cord injury claims in Kansas. Medical Expenses…
Pedestrian Accidents and Crosswalk Violations in Washington
Pedestrian accidents are a major concern in Washington state. With large population centers like Seattle and Spokane, there are many opportunities for collisions between pedestrians and vehicles. Understanding the laws regarding crosswalks and right-of-way can help reduce accidents and keep Washingtonians safe. Crosswalk Laws in Washington Washington has clear laws regarding pedestrian right-of-way in…
Should I See a Doctor After a Dog Bite in Georgia?
In the state of Georgia, around 500 dog bite claims are filed each year, with many more going unreported. If you or a loved one has recently suffered a dog bite, you may be wondering if you need to see a doctor and what steps to take next. This article provides an overview of…
The Hidden Dangers Lurking in Colorado’s Grocery Store Aisles
A trip to the grocery store is a routine errand for most people. However, there are many potential hazards present in these stores that customers may not be aware of. Slip and fall accidents, food contamination, and negligent practices by employees are some of the main dangers lurking in Colorado grocery stores. Slip and…
The Role of Driver Negligence in Pedestrian Accidents in Tennessee
Pedestrian accidents are an unfortunate reality on Tennessee roads and highways. In 2020 alone, there were 38 pedestrian fatalities in the state. While some of these accidents are unavoidable, many are the direct result of driver negligence and failure to exercise proper care and caution around pedestrians. Understanding the common forms of driver negligence…
Common Injuries Sustained in Bus Accidents in Kansas
When a bus crash occurs in Kansas, the injuries sustained can be more severe than in other motor vehicle accidents due to the size and force of impact. If you or a loved one has been injured in a bus crash in Kansas, it’s important to understand the types of injuries that commonly occur…
Understanding the Legal Process for TBI Claims in Washington
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) claims in Washington involve complex legal procedures. If you or a loved one suffered a TBI in an accident, understanding the process can help you get the compensation you deserve. This article provides an overview of the key steps involved in a Washington TBI claim. Proving Liability The first step…