Can a Motorcyclist be Liable for a Crash if They Hit Your Car?
In the aftermath of a collision with a motorcycle, it’s important to see a doctor to make sure you remain in good health.
Jake Sanborn
Jake graduated from the University of San Diego with a bachelor's degree in English and Political Science. When he's not putting together a legal article or analytical piece, you can find him enjoying a nice hike or camping in the Laguna Mountains with friends.
5 Common Birth Injuries & Their Causes
During labor and delivery, it is possible for an infant’s collarbone or clavicle to fracture.
What is the Importance of the Camp Lejeune Justice Act?
It was not until a third EPA report was released in 1984 and news of the base’s toxic water went public that action was finally taken to limit exposure to the deadly substances.
What Are Common Misconceptions About Personal Injury Cases?
If you suffer only minor injuries in a car crash or other accident, it’s easy to imagine that the claims process would be more of a hassle than a help.
Understanding Arizona’s New Expungement Laws
In 2023, Arizona will adopt new expungement and record sealing laws that allow people to fully remove their criminal records.
Choosing the Right Law Firm to Work At
Feeling as though you belong in the workplace is an essential component for any employee, including an attorney.
Who is Legally Responsible for an Apartment Fire?
Another tenant’s reckless or negligent actions can have a serious impact on your well-being and livelihood.
Data Analysis: DUI Problems in the United States
Across all 50 states, minors under the age of 21 are held to incredibly strict standards when it comes to alcohol consumption and driving impaired.
Fresno County’s Deadliest State Routes
Human error takes the lion’s share of the blame when it comes to attributing fault in a car accident.
Taking a Closer Look at Arizona Crash Statistics
To better understand the dynamics of car crashes in Arizona, we wanted to inspect the age range of drivers involved in motor vehicle collisions.