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What to Do if You’ve Been Involved in a Car Accident with a Government Vehicle

The government may seem immune to litigation, and in some aspects, that would be a correct. However, in a system of checks and balances, some exceptions have been made. If you have experienced a car accident with a government vehicle there is some hope of getting compensation for your injuries.…

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Frequently Asked Questions About Multi-Vehicle Accidents

Being involved in a car accident with just one other vehicle can be a traumatic experience. When multiple vehicles are involved in an accident, the devastation is multiplied. Even in a simple accident, knowing how to proceed with a legal claim can be confusing; in a multi-vehicle accident, the law…

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April is Youth Sports Safety Month! Protect Your Child From a Traumatic Brain Injury.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that each year over 300,000 children (age 19 or younger) are treated in the U.S. for traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) or concussions while playing sports. Even more troublesome is the fact that between 2001 to 2012, the rate of emergency room visits…

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Who Can Be Held Responsible If Malfunctioning Brakes Caused Your Truck Accident

When a 80,000-pound semi-truck comes barreling down the road, it is absolutely vital that their braking system is well taken care of and properly functioning. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case and a bad braking system can lead to a devastating crash – or even death – for those of…

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How to Get Your Accident Report in Louisiana Following Your Truck Accident

We understand that a commercial truck accident can be a frightening and chaotic experience to endure. What matters most, however, is that you seek the medical attention you need following an accident. Read more about Louisiana personal injury truck accident cases. After you’ve obtained the care that you need, it’s…

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April Showers Bring…Plenty of Accidents

Let’s start with the facts. In the United States, over 1.2 million crashes are weather-related. On average, that leads to nearly 6,000 fatalities and over 445,000 injuries per year, all due to adverse weather conditions. When breaking it down even further, 73% of these crashes occur on wet pavement and…

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