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Truck underride accidents are among the most devastating types of crashes on our roads today. An underride accident occurs when a passenger vehicle collides with the side or rear of a large truck and slides under the truck, causing massive damage. These horrific crashes often result in severe injuries and fatalities. In this article, we’ll...

An overloaded truck refers to a commercial vehicle carrying weight that exceeds legal limits or the manufacturer’s gross vehicle weight rating. Trucks can be overloaded by weight, height, width or length. Carrying too much cargo puts additional strain on the vehicle’s frame, suspension system, wheels, and brakes. Dangers to the Truck Driver Operating an overloaded...

When someone’s reckless behavior leads to a fatal injury, the surviving family members may sue for both compensatory and punitive damages. However, punitive damages are only awarded in certain types of cases and when the defendant’s behavior meets a legal standard of culpability. Below we will discuss what punitive damages are and when they can...

Being the victim of a hit-and-run accident can be an incredibly traumatic and stressful experience. When you’re out cycling on the roads, and a driver hits you but doesn’t stop, it leaves you in a dangerous situation through no fault of your own. As well as dealing with any injuries sustained, you also have the...

Dogs use various body postures and signals to communicate feelings such as fear, aggression, stress or playfulness. Learning to recognize these cues can help prevent escalations that lead to dog bites or attacks. Especially when interacting with unfamiliar dogs, being able to ‘read’ a canine correctly is an invaluable skill. This article outlines some common...

When someone is injured in an accident, they often face a long road to recovery. While some accident victims may fully heal, others are left with partial disabilities that impact their lives indefinitely. A partial disability is one that limits a person’s ability to work, take care of themselves, or participate in daily activities, but...

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