Alcohol impairs a driver’s ability to react quickly and make safe decisions on the road. Even a small amount of alcohol can slow reaction times, making it harder to avoid obstacles, judge distances, and respond to sudden changes in traffic.
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How Do I Report Discrimination in the Workplace?
You deserve to work in an environment where you are respected, valued, and treated fairly. There are laws in place to protect workers from discrimination and harassment.
If you are facing problems on the job, that could be a violation…
How Long Does a Wrongful Death Lawsuit Take?
One of the most unimaginable events in a person’s life is to lose a loved one due to another’s action. This is an unfortunate reality for many. When this occurs, surviving family members have the right to take legal action.…
When Does a Car Accident Fall Off Your Insurance Record?
Car accidents can have significant and lasting effects on your insurance rates, often leading to higher premiums for years. Many drivers wonder how long a car accident stays on their insurance record and when they can expect their rates to…
How Common Are Intersection Accidents?
Have you ever counted the number of intersections you pass through on your way to work? If you take the same route daily, you’ve undoubtedly become extremely familiar with each intersection. You know what is on every corner and probably…
How to Prove Discrimination in the Workplace
No one at work should face discrimination. It is an unfair practice and highly illegal. This can take the form of being passed over for a promotion, being treated unfairly because of your race or gender, or even experiencing harassment.…
Common Falling Injuries and How to Prevent Them
Falls are one of the most common causes of injuries, affecting people of all ages. Whether they occur at home, in the workplace, or in public spaces, falls can lead to serious physical harm.
While some falls result in minor…
How Car Wreck and Truck Accident Cases Differ
Vehicle accidents happen all the time in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, but no two are the same. There are even a few differences depending on the type of vehicle.
While both car and truck crashes can cause serious injuries and…
How Often Are Post-Operative Infections Caused by Negligence?
One of the earliest first-aid lessons that everyone learns from their mother is that when you cut yourself, you need to clean the wound and put on a Band-Aid to avoid an infection. That sage advice sticks with us through…
What Is the Legal Definition of Distracted Driving?
Studies by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show that, when driving At 55 mph, taking your eyes off the road for just 5 seconds (about the time it takes to read a text) is the equivalent of driving the…