Pornomo v. U.S. – Court Puts Brakes on Bus Accident Case Personal Injury Lawyer | Concerns about bus and motor coach safety have increased in recent years with a number of high-profile accidents, many resulting in multiple fatalities. Motor coaches are widely used for a variety...

Rear-End Collision Avoidance Technology to Become Standard Personal Injury Lawyer | The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has long been interested in driving down the number of rear-end collisions. Nearly one-third of all collisions are rear-end accidents, the agency reports, and the vast majority of...

Exchange Student to Receive UM/ UIM Benefits of Host Personal Injury Lawyer | A foreign exchange student from Spain, seriously injured in a crash while riding in a friend's car, was insured by her host family's uninsured/ underinsured motorist benefits, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled....

Florida's No Fault Car Insurance System to End? Personal Injury Lawyer | For 40 years, Florida drivers have been compelled to purchase Personal Injury Protection auto insurance to cover a minimum of $10,000 in personal injuries occurring as a result of an auto accident –...

Are Red-Light Cameras Actually Causing Accidents? Personal Injury Lawyer | The numbers are in, and they suggest that traffic cameras at stoplights (often called "red-light cameras") aren't decreasing accidents — and in some cases, they're even causing them. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety states that,...

Florida Drunk Driving Lawsuit Stalls Personal Injury Lawyer | Florida's dram shop law may offer monetary relief for drunk driving accident victims – but only under limited circumstances. As far as dram shop laws go, Florida's is one of the most narrow. Codified in F.S. 768.125,...