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Risks of Cellphone Use While Driving

Forty-one states have bans against this type of distracted driving, and another 11 states completely ban drivers from using handheld cellphones in any way while behind the wheel. While laws like these do help to curb some distracted driving, and thus prevent terrible car accidents, recent studies have suggested that … Continue reading

Motorcycle accident lawyer’s 7 essential tools for the Do-It-Yourself motorcycle mechanic

Motorcycling is not just a mode of transportation; for many, it’s a passion, a lifestyle. The allure of the open road, the sense of freedom, and the joy of maintaining and customizing one’s motorcycle are aspects many enthusiasts cherish deeply. Indeed, the ability to work on one’s motorcycle—whether for routine … Continue reading

6 Signs of Brain Damage to Look Out For

In the aftermath of an auto accident, sports collision, or any event involving sudden impact, the possibility of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) looms as a serious concern. Traumatic brain injuries are among the most severe and complex injuries one can sustain, often with lasting effects that can alter every … Continue reading

What to do if someone steals your motorcycle

In 2022, there were over 53,000 reported motorcycle thefts in the United States. That increase is 30% higher than the previous year and the highest number of motorcycle thefts since 2010. That does even mention the number of bikes stolen and not reported. If you are ever in this unfortunate … Continue reading

Driving Safety Tips During Holiday Shopping

When holiday shopping it’s important to plan ahead. With the rise of Covid cases, many stores are anticipating less in-store shopping and more online shopping. In anticipation of this and to decrease the number of bodies in-store on one specific day, many stores have opted to spread out their Black … Continue reading

History of Mesothelioma & Asbestos Lawsuits

Asbestos Companies Knew the Risks In 1870, the industrialized asbestos industry began. By the early 1900s, physicians had already begun to notice breathing problems in exposed workers. British authorities had published information about mesothelioma, the hazards of asbestos exposure and the danger it posed on workers’ health in 1898. Information … Continue reading

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