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How to Know if You Have a Traumatic Brain Injury After an Accident
Some of the most significant and life-altering injuries sustained in accidents are traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Depending on the type of TBI and the extent of the damage, a brain injury can have dramatic effects on your future. That's why you need to get immediate medical attention after any head injury. We're participating in Brain…
Read More »Regular & Effective Drug Testing for Truckers is Key to Preventing Truck Accidents
Impaired truckers cause too many severe and fatal semi-truck wrecks. Drug testing truckers is crucial in preventing truck accidents as it ensures that the individuals operating these large vehicles are not under the influence of drugs or other substances that can impair their ability to drive safely. Truckers often drive for long hours, making it…
Read More »Study: Alabama Has 5th Highest Rate of Crashes Involving Drowsy Drivers
Drowsy driving can impair a person's alertness, reaction time, and decision-making skills. Drowsy driving is a serious danger on our nation's roads and highways, leading to an estimated 1,550 fatalities and 40,000 non-fatal injuries annually, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Unfortunately, many people underestimate how dangerous drowsy driving can be and…
Read More »5 Reasons Tractor-Trailers Are More Likely To Cause Rear-End Accidents
Rear-end truck wrecks can be serious and even fatal. Tractor-trailers are large, heavy vehicles that can cause serious damage and catastrophic injuries in a rear-end accident. Unfortunately, these types of accidents are far too common in Alabama and across the country. If you've been involved in a rear-end truck accident, it's important to talk to…
Read More »Could New Federal Regulations Help Prevent Alabama Truck Wrecks?
Alabama has the 2nd highest fatal truck accident rate in the US Federal regulators are proposing updated rules to reduce truck accidents and improve overall roadway safety. This round of proposed Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations seeks to address trucker health and automated emergency systems. But will they be enough to help Alabama…
Read More »Car Wrecks Frequently Happen on I-10 Bayway and Wallace Tunnel
Alabama officials hope the new I-10 bridge can help prevent car accidents. Car accidents have become increasingly common on the Interstate 10 Bayway and in the George Wallace Tunnel due to a wide variety of reasons, including a significant increase in the amount of traffic on such roads, according to Fox 10 News. "Keep in…
Read More »Know The Signs of a Concussion
Understanding a serious injury caused by negligence The most common type of traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a concussion. Usually the result of a car accident, fall, or assault, concussions can happen to anyone. If left untreated, a concussion can become more severe, cause permanent brain damage, or develop into a life-threatening injury. It's important…
Read More »Alabama Aims to Curb Speeding With 'Operation Southern Slow Down'
Speeding endangers everyone on Alabama's roadways and is a common cause of many fatal car accidents. Unfortunately, these crashes are preventable. To help combat the problem, Alabama joined other Southern states in an annual safety campaign that targets reckless driving. Operation Southern Slow Down, now in its 6th year, is a week-long law enforcement effort…
Read More »How Do I File a Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Claim?
An attorney can review your legal rights and options. According to theĀ U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), if you were stationed at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina for at least 30 days sometime between August 1953 and December 1987, you may qualify for certain benefits if you were diagnosed with one of the following medical…
Read More »Amid a Surge in Fatal Truck Accidents, FMCSA Considers Requiring Speed-Limiters on Large Trucks & Buses
If approved, speed limiters may help prevent wrecks involving 18-wheelers The semi-trucks and tractor-trailers driving alongside you on highways such as I-10 and I-65 may be equipped with speed-limiting technology in the near future. That's because the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is seeking public comment on a proposal to require large trucks and…
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