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Would You Settle for Less?

Part of our job is to attempt to keep up with what our opponents (the insurance industry and their lawyers) are thinking and doing.  One of the many ways we try to do that is by reading insurance industry publications such as Claims Journal.  In a recent Claims Journal article,…

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New Developments in Safety Technology and Car Accidents

In the past several years, car accidents have been on the rise.  In fact, according to the most current data, deadly car accidents have increased by 16% throughout the United States.  Automakers and safety regulators at The National Highway Traffic Administration (NHTSA) are keen to use new technology to try…

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What Is a Release of All Claims?

For Valentine’s Day, I received a gift card for a spa.  When I began to book an appointment online for the massage, I was asked to electronically sign a Release of All Claims.  Among other things, the Release of All Claims for a massage at this spa stated that if…

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New Year Advice from an Injury Lawyer

How are you doing on your New Year’s resolution?  Whether you love them or hate them, resolutions are a New Year tradition for most people.  The purpose, of course, is to identify areas in your life for improvement and then resolving to stop doing the bad things or begin doing…

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Don’t Be Cute

Litigation is fighting with rules, confrontation with a referee.  Most people do not enjoy confrontation, and for others, it brings out their worst.   If you are involved in litigation or have a claim that may result in litigation, please take our advice: don’t get cute.  A few news articles lately…

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Pedestrian Accidents: What to Know

May is National Walking Month.  Walking is a fabulous form of exercise.  It also helps reduce carbon emissions, allows you to see a city or area more closely,  decreases road congestion and saves money.   But, walking can also be dangerous. Pedestrian fatalities have increased every year for more than a…

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Distracted Driving and Traffic Deaths Are Increasing

Drivers are using their cellphones during 58% of trips taken, an 8% increase from just 3 years ago.  Just as alarming, the amount of time drivers are interacting with their phones while driving increase by 23% during that same time period.  In 2020, drivers would interact with their phone while…

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The South: A Dangerous Place to Drive

Perhaps, too many of us watched an excessive number of Smoky & The Bandit reruns or thought Ricky Bobby of Talladega Nights should be used for driving inspiration.  We don’t know the cause, but we do know this: the South is a dangerous place to drive.  In fact, according to…

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Scary Statistics on Car Accidents and How to Protect Yourself

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently released its report on accidents involving cars, trucks, pedestrians and cyclists for 2021 (the most recently analyzed data) and the numbers are alarming.  So, let’s just get right to them.  More Americans were killed on our roadways in 2021 than any year…

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“We’re Not the Suing Family”

Kristen Chenoweth, the Emmy and Tony winning actress, has a new book out, and this week she has been giving interviews to promote it. In the interviews, she has talked at length about the serious injuries she sustained in an accident on the set of the television show “The Good…

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