Panic, anger, disillusion, the moments that follow a car crash are always uncomfortable. Maybe you’ve been lucky to avoid this nerve-wracking situation, but those who’ve been there can attest to how challenging it can be to know what to do first. Do you call the insurance company? Is that wise? Will it be cheaper to […]
The Northwest Louisiana Transportation Safety Coalition is Making Our Roads Safer
June 20, 2019
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DISTRACTED DRIVING, DUI/DWI, Infrastructure, road safety, SAFETY, SEAT BELT
By Joe Kopfler, car accident attorney of Kopfler & Hermann, Attorneys at Law There is a very important organization that helps saves the lives of many in Louisiana, yet very few residents know about it. This is the Northwest Louisiana Transportation Safety Coalition, and they work tirelessly to ensure that Louisiana roads are as safe […]
Missouri Lawmakers to Discuss Tougher Distracted Driving Laws
June 13, 2019
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CELL PHONE, DISTRACTED DRIVING, Insurance Companies, LEGISLATION, SAFETY, TEXTING
By David Terry, personal injury lawyer of Terry Law Firm Fatal accidents are increasing in Missouri. They increased to 900 in 2018, and 2019 already looks like it may keep up with the trend. Of course, there are many reasons for fatal crashes in Missouri, but it seems like distracted driving is largely to blame. […]
City of Tulsa Working to Improve Roads
By Matthew Saint, personal injury attorney of Saint & Watzke, PLLP Tulsa drivers maneuver around orange cones and city construction workers every day. However, the city wants them to know that their inconvenience is not in vain. The construction that is taking place is desperately needed, and city crews are getting out to any roads […]
Lane Splitting for Bikers May Soon Be Legal in Connecticut
From Peter Bowman, a personal injury attorney of Billings, Barrett, and Bowman Motorcyclists can rejoice as lane splitting may soon be allowed in Connecticut! Lane splitting refers to a motorcyclist that rides their bike between two lanes of traffic. This behavior has been against the law for years throughout the state due to some legislators […]
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