It is widely known that user error tends to be at the root of most, if not all, car accidents today. Many motorists believe driving to be almost second nature, making them comfortable to do other things while behind the wheel. This lack of attention to the task of driving safely, referred to as distracted[ Read More ]

As defined by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), aggressive driving is categorized as moving traffic violations that endanger property or other persons. Aggressive driving is dangerous and causes 56 percent of all car wrecks in the United States. Typical actions that constitute aggressive driving are failure to yield, illegally passing, speeding, tailgating, ignoring[ Read More ]

The spinal cord is an intricate and important part of the human body. It is a bundle of nerves that carries signals to and from the brain and the body. Those who suffer damage to their spinal cord lose this ability, often resulting in loss of motor and/or sensory function. It can also result in[ Read More ]

When it comes to car accidents, liability plays a big role in who is legally responsible for the incident. Sometimes it is something straight forward, like a drunk driver running a red light and causing a collision. But other times, it is not so clear cut. Liability can become a bit more complicated in a[ Read More ]

A rear-end collision is one of those car accidents you hate to be in. You could be sitting at a red light or stop sign, minding the rules of the road, only to have another motorist collide with your vehicle from behind. Suddenly, you are dealing with an incident that most likely did not have[ Read More ]