Truck drivers make a living in a highly dangerous profession. Driving for long hours through adverse weather, at night, and in unfamiliar regions is not exactly a safe way to earn an income. […]
It is no secret that seatbelts save lives, and more people than ever before are taking advantage of their vehicles’ most important safety feature. In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration claims that 88.5 percent of people wear seatbelts in the United States. […]
Inexperienced drivers are at a high risk of causing accidents. They also lack the skills to notice and avoid certain hazards. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, car crashes kill more teens than any other factor. Male teens are twice as likely to wreck as females. […]
“We are going to get you back to the condition you were in before you got hurt. That’s our commitment to you.” I have to share a story I heard recently that both gave me chills and boiled my blood, while confirming for the umpteenth time that we are doing good, important, noble work in […]
Last week Ken Crosson was the guest on John Ray’s show on Business RadioX. Listen in! […]
Personal injury cases can take a long time. Clients, who typically have no experience with litigation, usually perceive the normal lifecycle of a lawsuit as an agonizingly long haul. Even when we are able to move a case through the courts much more quickly than usual, the process can seem endless. Recently, and despite my […]
On busy streets filled with speeding and often distracted drivers, pedestrians are walking targets. On Halloween, the risk of a pedestrian accident is higher than on most days of the year. […]
Drowsy driving is a major problem on U.S. roads. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, fatigue was the primary cause of 72,000 crashes in 2013, which injured 44,000 people and killed 800. […]
Although there are countless factors that can cause an accident – from auto part defects to adverse weather and poorly maintained roads – the vast majority of collisions involve human errors. As such, most crashes are preventable if drivers behave responsibly. […]
Large trucks play an important role in driving the country’s economy. Unfortunately, commercial truckers are often expected to drive long distances through all kinds of conditions in order to meet strict deadlines. […]