Motor vehicle crashes claimed the lives of an estimated 40,000 people in 2016, an increase of six percent over 2015, according to the National Safety Council. One principal cause of car crashes can be a roadway defect. What are some common road defects? -Defective road construction -Faulty road design -Wrong…
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California drivers will need to change their habits regarding driving and the use of a cell phone, starting January 1st, 2017. In an attempt to reduce the number of auto accidents, California Governor Jerry Brown signed a new law this week, banning the act of holding and operating a smartphone…
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Summer is over, and kids are back in school. School buses pick up and drop off children, with flashing red lights and an extended stop sign on the left. Unfortunately, not everyone stops for school buses, as required by law. Across the U.S. some school districts are mounting cameras on…
Learn MoreIf you have a Galaxy 7 Note phone, be aware that Samsung has announced a voluntary recall of Galaxy 7 Note phones. While they are calling it a "replacement program" and not recall, they announced last week they had halted sales of all Samsung Galaxy 7 Note phones. What's the…
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A personal injury can happen in countless ways. As a personal injury law firm, we see many different types of injuries, ranging from minor to catastrophic. Some injuries are painful but temporary, and some can leave permanent life-altering damage. The list of reasons is too long to list in full.…
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In the past five years, 87 pedestrians in Tucson lost their lives on the streets of Tucson. The number of pedestrian accidents in Tucson is higher than the national average. Because of these factors, the federal highway administration has stepped in, categorizing Tucson as a "pedestrian safety focus city." The…
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