Car Recalls and Manufacturer Responsibility

Picture this: You’re driving home after a long day when suddenly, your brakes don’t respond. You can’t stop the car, and within seconds, you collide with another vehicle. When accidents happen, most of us immediately think it’s because of a mistake. Maybe the other driver messed up, or the weather was bad. But what if…

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Jackknife Truck Accidents: What You Need to Know

Jackknife truck accidents, where the trailer and cab fold in, are terrifying and, unfortunately, far too common on highways. These accidents can cause massive pileups, life-threatening injuries, and even fatalities. If you’ve never thought about what you’d do in a situation like this, now’s the time to start. And if this has already happened to…

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Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Alabama: What You Need to Know

Accidents happen, and when they do, the law in Alabama is clear: You can’t just drive away. Leaving the scene of an accident, also known as a hit-and-run, carries serious consequences under state law. Whether you’re involved in a minor fender bender or a more severe crash, knowing your legal obligations can help you avoid…

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The Role of Expert Witnesses in Huntsville Car Accident Lawsuits

Even if you have a wealth of evidence to support your claim for damages, it might not be easy to make the connection between the facts and the crash. Additionally, you might have severe injuries, but the true consequences could be challenging to prove. For example, how can you demonstrate the impact of a brain…

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How Construction Zones Contribute to Increased Motorcycle Accident Risks

While road construction is key to improving infrastructure, loose gravel, uneven roads, and inadequate signs can result in crashes – including motorcycle accidents. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), motorcyclists are more than 26 times more likely to die in a crash than occupants in a passenger vehicle, as well as five…

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Holding Truckers and Trucking Companies Accountable for Winter Accidents

Many US auto accidents occur during winter weather conditions, such as sleet and snowfall or slushy or icy pavement. According to the Federal Highway Administration, over 1,300 people are killed, and more than 116,800 are injured annually on roads under such circumstances. How would you feel knowing that a driver’s failure to adapt to winter…

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Negligent Security for Landowners in Alabama

Picture this: A customer leaves a shopping center after picking up some new clothes and a couple of much-needed essentials. As they enter the parking lot, they notice how dark everything is – even the car outlines are partly blending into the night. They can’t see security guards anywhere and start to feel worried, as…

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