Does Posting a Sign Excuse a Property Owner from Liability for a Slip and Fall Accident?

Home and business owners have a responsibility to keep their visitors safe by maintaining their property and providing sufficient warnings of any present dangers. For example, a restaurant owner may post a “Wet Floor” sign after mopping to want customers that the floor could be slippery. If a person is injured in a slip and fall accident and a sign was posted, is the property owner totally excused ...

Truck Accidents Involving Overweight or Hazardous Cargo

Truck accidents are generally more debilitating than car accidents because of the size of commercial 18-wheelers in comparison to the size of a standard car. Semi-trucks are already much larger than cars, but often carry heavy cargo as well, which contributes to their weight and the difficulty of operation. The cargo of a truck presents its own unique risks, especially if it is too heavy, ...

Can You Pursue a Personal Injury Claim if You are Involved in a Car Accident at Work?

If your job requires you to drive as part of your work responsibilities, car accidents are an occupational hazard of your role. The damages that result from a work-related car accident should be covered by your company’s workers’ compensation insurance. In addition to those workers’ compensation benefits, you may be able to recover additional compensation through a separate personal injury claim. ...

Why Are Motorcycles So Dangerous?

If a motorcycle and a car each travel one mile, the motorcyclist is 26 times more likely to die in a traffic collision than the driver of the car. Driving any vehicle can be dangerous, but motorcycles are especially risky due to issues with stability and visibility. Further, motorcycles offer little to no protection to riders. Structural Differences Most cars have four wheels, which allow them to ...