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How Truck Drivers Falsify Logbooks

Time is money in many professions, not the least of which is the trucking industry. Drivers are pressured, whether it’s directly from their employer or unspoken, to meet tight deadlines. The pressure is increasing as tighter regulations make it more difficult for drivers to make the time they once could. While most drivers and…

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How Safe Would Your Child Be in a Car Accident?

Nothing is more important than the safety of our children. Yet, according to the National SAFE KIDS Campaign four out of five car seats are not used properly. Here are some staggering statistics about the lack of proper child passenger safety measures: Since 2001, there have been approximately 227,000 children 14 years old and…

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Car Accident Head Injuries Not Always Easy To Detect

If you or someone you know has experienced head trauma in a car accident, some health effects may be lurking undetected, under the surface. While you may have been in what seems like just a minor fender bender, even that can lead to an excessive force on your brain that may bring on serious…

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Maximum First-Offense Penalties for Texting and Driving

Most states have laws against texting and driving, but the laws are certainly wide-ranging when you look at how people are punished from one state to another. Alaska is known as the Last Frontier, home to independent spirits who prefer to be left alone from an over-meddling government. However, the least densely populated of…

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Expert Witnesses in Personal Injury Cases

You’ve probably heard the term “expert witness” on TV dramas, but these experts actually play a very real and important role in personal injury cases. Also known as a judicial expert or professional witness, this figure doesn’t actually “witness” a crime. Instead, they’re considered to have expertise and key knowledge about a particular subject…

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Washington State Drivers Are Distracted

New research on Washington state drivers has found that too many of us are not making good decisions with smart phone use while behind the wheel. Researchers from the University of Washington examined the driving habits of citizens in six of the state’s counties: King, Pierce, Snohomish, Spokane, Whatcom and Yakima Counties. The first…

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How to Handle Your Auto Insurance Company

The odds are high that you will be involved in an car accident at some point in your life, if not already. According to the U.S. National Highway Safety Traffic Administration (NHSTA) there is a one in 366 chance you will be involved in an accident in your lifetime. The chances are much higher…

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Where Are The Worst Drivers in the Country?

No matter where you go, locals in that community will likely complain that their area has the worst drivers. Let’s let the facts from a recent report on the matter shed some light on the matter. Allstate recently released their annual report on the most (and least) car accident prone cities in the U.S….

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Common Myths About Personal Injury Cases

Personal injury law is often complex and maybe a little confusing to anyone other than practicing attorneys and other legal professionals. With that complexity comes plenty of misconceptions about the legal process in those cases. Here are some of the more common myths: Myth: You have to go to court to be compensated. In…

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Devices Tested To Combat Truck Driver Sleep Disorders

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as many as 70 million Americans suffer from a sleep disorder. There are a number of potential negative health consequences, one of them being a significant reduction in driving safety, due to the lack of quality sleep related to disorders like obstructive sleep apnea. In…

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