The Dangers of Driving and Webbing
- posted: Jun. 21, 2013
- Auto Accidents
Surfing the Internet while driving (known as webbing) is the latest distraction that keeps drivers’ eyes from where they belong ― on the road. According to a study by State Farm Read More
Are You the Victim of Insurance Bad Faith?
- posted: Jun. 18, 2013
- Personal Injury
You’ve paid the insurance premiums for years and years and you’ve never had a claim. You are secure in your peace of mind that your insurance is there for a Read More
Arizona Ranks 11th in Crash-Related Medical and Work Loss Costs
- posted: May 14, 2013
- Auto Accidents
In the United States, more than 30,000 people are killed in car crashes each year. While the emotional effects those deaths have on the victims’ family and friends are generally Read More
Are Separate Tracks Safer for Bicyclists?
- posted: May 07, 2013
- Bicycle Accidents
Bicyclists and Arizona go together like peanut butter and jelly. It’s in the air we breathe. Bicycling is good for the environment, eases congestion, promotes physical fitness, and is a Read More
Patients Left in the Dark About Medication Errors
- posted: Apr. 30, 2013
- Medical Malpractice
If you suffer some seemingly unexplained events while hospitalized, it may be that the hospital made a medication error. Just don’t expect them to tell you about it. According to a Read More
Five Steps to Take After an Auto Accident
- posted: Apr. 23, 2013
- Auto Accidents
Automobile accidents happen every day. After the accident, the victims are often dazed, confused, and may not have the best judgment. If you are in a car accident, here are Read More
Is Litigation Funding for You?
- posted: Apr. 16, 2013
- Personal Injury
If you have a pending lawsuit and are short on cash, litigation funding might be the answer for you. Litigation funding is growing rapidly. It provides funding to plaintiffs — Read More
Misdiagnosis of Blood Clots Can Lead to Malpractice
- posted: Apr. 09, 2013
- Medical Malpractice
We’ve all heard the stories of famous people stricken by pulmonary embolism (PE). NBC reporter David Bloom died in Afghanistan from this condition. Tennis star Serena Williams nearly died. PE Read More
If You Smoked Marijuana Three Days Ago, Can You Be Guilty of DUI Today?
- posted: Apr. 02, 2013
- Auto Accidents
The answer is yes, according to a recent decision from the Arizona Appellate Court. Arizona’s DUI statute provides that a person can be found guilty for DUI if there is any Read More
Doping on a Bike Not Limited to Lance Armstrong
- posted: Mar. 26, 2013
- Bicycle Accidents
Don’t drink and drive. We’ve all heard and that slogan and most people abide by it. However, it always seems like we can do less harm on a bicycle. Why Read More
