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Tread Separations: Why “Controllable” Tire Failures Aren’t Controllable in the Real World
A tread separation can strip a vehicle of grip in seconds. Learn what a tread separation is, why tire makers call it a “controllable event,” why that claim fails on real roads, and what to do if a tire failure caused a crash.
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week (Nov. 1–7) Drowsy Driving is Impaired Driving
Most people know that drunk driving kills. Fewer think about drowsy driving the same way, even though the effects can look a lot alike. When […]
Spotting a Seat Back Case: How to Screen Rear-End Crashes for Seat Back Failure
A client is stopped at a red light and rear-ended at city speeds. The damage to the car looks modest, but the client is now […]
Look Beyond the Obvious: 10 Safety Red Flags Every Attorney Should Know
A car wreck, a truck crash, a UTV rollover, a sudden death after a pharmacy visit. On the surface, many cases look simple: one at-fault […]
It’s National Teen Driver Safety Week, Oct. 18–24
Crashes remain one of the leading causes of death for U.S. teens. According to NHTSA data shared by the National Road Safety Foundation, 2,162 teen […]
When the Pill Bottle Is Wrong: The Danger of Medication Errors
Most of us trust that the medication in our bottle is the one our doctor prescribed. That trust covers many people. More than 50% of […]