After any type of accident, you may sustain minor or severe injuries. Many people think that they can only pursue legal action against a negligent party if they sustain catastrophic injuries. However, that is not the case. You can pursue legal action if you sustain less life-threatening injuries such as…
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Unfortunately, several hazards in construction zones pose a serious threat to the safety of construction workers and motorists on the road. As construction workers perform their duties, they can sustain catastrophic and life-threatening injuries as a result of negligence. When lanes are closed for construction, motorists must adjust their speed…
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When an auto collision involves one or more vehicles rolling over or flipping entirely it is known as a rollover accident. Rollover accidents are extremely common for any type of large rig including 18-wheelers. Oftentimes, victims of rollover accidents sustain catastrophic and even in some cases fatal injuries as a…
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There are several reasons why 18-wheeler truck accidents occur. However, they are most commonly caused when a truck driver violates truck safety regulations they are required to comply with when operating a commercial vehicle. Unfortunately, 18-wheeler accidents are particularly dangerous because of their enormous size and weight. Collisions involving commercial…
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When an individual gets injured at no fault of their own, they are entitled to file a claim against a negligent party to seek financial compensation for their damages. However, if a victim is partially at fault for the cause of the accident that caused their damages, their ability to…
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Accidents can happen anywhere at any time, meaning they can take place in public places and businesses. Often, accidents that happen in public places or businesses occur as a result of the property owner, the local authority, or the manager's failure to maintain safe conditions on the premises. One of…
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