Legal Guide (Page 10)
Car Crash Deaths Rose in States Where Marijuana Became Legal
Like other drugs and alcohol, marijuana alters the brain's function when its blood concentration is high. This means it changes how a person behaves and can contribute to road accidents, especially when combined with alcohol. Even with such effects, 19 states and the District of Columbia have already passed legislation legalizing the use of recreational marijuana. Increased Traffic Crashes... ❯❯❯
Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) And DUIs - All You Need to Know
Driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs is illegal in the US. Most states have a maximum Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) limit, and motorists who exceed this limit may receive harsh penalties. For most states except Utah, the legal limit is 0.08 percent BAC. Utah has its limit at 0.05 percent. While these laws may vary, generally, they are similar across all states. That said, below... ❯❯❯
Updated Child Seat Safety Standards
Child seats are designed to enhance the safety of infants while traveling on the road. These seats were created to address the problem of children riding in cars on their parent's or siblings' laps, as conventional safety standards like seat belts are not applicable to them due to their age and size. Different companies have developed various child seat designs to address this safety gap, but the... ❯❯❯
How Long Does a Felony Stay on Record?
According to statistics, between 70 and 100 million Americans have a criminal record. This translates to around one in three Americans. Having a criminal record can work against you in several ways. Your criminal record will show in a background check, meaning it could ruin your chances of getting a job or renting housing. The higher the severity of the crime, the higher the impact it will have... ❯❯❯
Unveiling the Essence of Negligence: Your Guided Tour Through the Personal Injury Landscape
Picture a pivotal hinge on a sturdy door; without it, the door simply won't swing. That's the role negligence plays in personal injury cases. It's the crux, the linchpin, that either makes or breaks these cases. However, keep in mind that negligence is more than just an academic concept; it's a critical element that must be convincingly showcased in court. In this enlightening exploration, we... ❯❯❯
Life's Unexpected Moments: Understanding the Worth of Your Personal Injury Claim
A single car crash, a dog bite, a slip at the grocery store, or a medical error can drastically alter the course of your life. However, there's a silver lining. The legal system offers solace to victims who endure injuries due to someone else's negligence. This consolation comes in the form of personal injury compensation. Yet, a perplexing question often arises for many victims: How do you... ❯❯❯
These Five Mistakes Can Prevent a Full Personal Injury Recovery!
Millions of people visit the emergency room yearly due to personal injury accidents. Although these injuries may not necessarily have been caused by car accidents, something other than car accidents could have happened. These include medical malpractice, accidental burns, slips and falls, drowning, dog bites, defective products, etc. If you were a victim in any of these accidents, you may be... ❯❯❯
Two Wheels, One Life: The Critical Importance of Safety in Motorcycle Riding
There's an intoxicating lure to motorcycle riding that enthusiasts will tell you is simply unrivaled. The wind flirting with your hair, the pulsating rhythm of the road under your wheels, and the adrenaline-infused speed - it's a captivating, undeniable allure. However, this intoxication carries a sobering price. Here's a jarring reality–-motorcyclists are four times as likely to get injured and... ❯❯❯
How Soon After an Auto Accident Should You Call a Lawyer?
When the cause of the car wreck is the negligent actions of another party, you can file a claim against them or the insurer, which calls for working with a lawyer. Having a lawyer in a car accident claim is not compulsory. But it makes a big difference in the outcomes, especially how much you recover in compensation. You probably already understand the importance of having a lawyer when... ❯❯❯
Excessive Alcohol Consumption Causes 20 Percent of Deaths of Young US Adults
Alcoholic beverages are one of the most widely consumed drinks in the world. While it is common to enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail with friends at happy hour, a recent study emphasizes the dangers of drinking excessively and the need for everyone to be mindful of their alcohol consumption. Researchers used state and national mortality data from 2015 to 2019 to examine deaths entirely or... ❯❯❯
