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How Posting to Social Media Could Devalue Your Claim After suffering a car accident injury, refraining from social media is the safest option. Otherwise, an insurance adjuster might use your posts against you. -
Common Insurance Company Surveillance Tactics If you’ve suffered car accident injuries recently, you need to know how insurance companies try to avoid payouts using surveillance tactics. -
Riding Your Motorcycle Safely This Winter If you choose to ride during the winter, you’ll need to practice cold-weather safety measures to reduce your risk of injury. -
Signs of a Drowsy Truck Driver Are you about to get into an accident with a drowsy truck driver? We discuss the signs that the trucker next to you may be nodding off here. -
Tracy Morgan Gives Interview Following Tragic Truck Crash Tracy Morgan gives an interview following his tragic encounter with a Walmart tractor trailer in June of 2014. Find out what he had to say, here. -
Suing Your Noisy Neighbor Suing your neighbor for being noisy may sound excessive, but it may be the only way to get the results you want. Find out more here. -
Dangers of the Dehydrated Alcohol Product Called Palcohol A powdered alcohol substance called Palcohol will be available for purchase this summer. Find out the potential dangers of the product here. -
Common Emergency Room Errors When you check into an emergency room, you expect to get better. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case when the staff makes mistakes. -
Failing to Diagnose a Life-Threatening Aortic Dissection Aortic dissection is a serious condition that could be easily diagnosed with common tests. When misdiagnosed or missed, this condition can lead to death. -
Signs of Placental Abruption After a Car Accident If you’re pregnant and involved in a car accident, you could experience placental abruption. Knowing the symptoms could save your baby’s life. -
What You Didn’t Know About Seatbelt Use Seatbelts save millions of lives each year, yet some passengers and motorists still refuse to wear them. Find out other startling information, here. -
Road Construction Zones: Dangerous for Drivers and Workers Roadside work zone accidents are more common than you may think, and much more dangerous as well. Learn your risks and how to drive through work zones safely. -
Penalties for Driving Recklessly in a Work Zone Driving dangerously and carelessly through a work zone can harm construction workers and get you in trouble with the law. -
The Cons of Belonging to a Homeowners Association Some residents enjoy belonging to a Homeowners Association, while others take issue with it. Before you join, you should know the cons of doing so. -
Refinancing Your Home to Buy Out Your Ex After a Divorce If you want to keep your home after a divorce, you’ll likely have to refinance to buy out your ex and become the sole owner. Are you prepared to do this? -
Types of Drugs and Their Penalties If you are found in possession of drugs, the punishment you face depends on the type of drug you had. Here, we discuss what the penalties are. -
The Differences Between Types of Drug Possession Do you know what the difference is between actual possession and constructive possession when it comes to drug charges? If not, find out here. -
Long-Term Effects of Pelvic Fractures Even after they’ve healed, pelvic fractures can affect you for many years down the road. -
Daylight Savings Time and Driving Safely Daylight Savings Time may only change the time by an hour, but it can impact driving immensely. Its affects could cause serious accidents. -
New Driver Parking Lot Tips New drivers face lots of challenges, particularly when driving in parking lots. Here, we offer a few tips on how teen drivers can stay safe.