Driving while fatigued or sleep-deprived is an unsafe driving practice that often results in serious accidents and injuries. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an estimated 100,00 fatigued driving collisions were reported and of those collisions, 8000 fatalities and nearly 50,000 injuries resulted. Fatigued driving is often the…
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Research has shown that an average of one car accident happens every six minutes in the U.S. Oftentimes, victims of car accidents are fortunate enough to walk away with minor injuries and damages. However, certain types of auto accidents are more severe than others and victims are rarely able to…
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If you have been injured as a direct result of negligence, you are entitled to take legal action to recover compensation for your damages. In most cases, to be awarded compensation, you'll have to prove that the defendant owed you a legal duty of care. In addition, you must prove…
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The aftermath of a car accident is often devastating. Victims are often burdened with significant economic and noneconomic losses that negatively affect their lives. Fortunately, if you have been injured in a car accident as a result of another motorist's negligence, you are legally entitled to file a claim against…
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When a motorist drives too close to the vehicle in front of them, that is considered tailgating. Essentially, tailgating is an aggressive form of driving where motorists do not leave enough room between their vehicle and the vehicle in front of them which increases the likelihood of a rear-end collision.…
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In New York, under premises liability laws property owners can be held liable for accidents that occur on their premises. Legally, property owners are required to maintain safe conditions for patrons and guests. They owe certain visitors a certain degree of duty. This duty of care requires them to remedy…
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