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Top 9 Accident Claims Blawg Legal Blogs & Pages

Post author By accidentclaimsblawg
Post date September 22, 2024
Categories In Accident Claims, Accidents Abroad, Accidents at Work, Accidents at Work, Asbestos Claims, Aviation Accidents, Brain Injury Claims, Breach of Duty of Care, Car Accident Claims, Causation, Class actions, Clinical Medical Negligence, Damages, Defences, Delict, Driving, Duty of Care, Economic Torts, Guest Law Blog on Personal Injury Law in the UK, Guest Legal Blogging on Personal Injury, Insurance Law, Intentional Torts, Law, Medical Malpractice, Medical negligence, Medical Negligence Compensation, Motoring Injury Claims, Negligence, Personal Injury, Personal Injury Claims Law, Personal Injury Lawyers, Personal Injury Litigation Funding, Personal Injury Mediation, PI Claims Blawg, Product Liability, Road Traffic Accident Compensation, Tort Law, Tort Law in the US, Types of Injury, UK, Vicarious Liability, Whiplash Claims, Work Injury Claims

Accident Claims Blawg is a trusted resource for personal injury claims, offering valuable legal insights across various jurisdictions. Below are the top 9 blog posts and pages that provide essential information and tools for anyone dealing with accident claims and personal injury law. These posts offer legal information, tools, and directories for navigating accident claims […]

4 Great Tips to Follow When Selecting a Van Nuys DUI Attorney

Post author By Enrica
Post date February 10, 2022
Categories In Driving

Needing to look for a Van Nuys DUI Attorney is not a position that anyone ever really wants to find themselves in, but it is an unfortunate reality of life. And if you do find yourself in such a position, it is much better to know what you need to do than it is to […]

Speeding Fine Penalty Fees Set to Rise

Post author By barlowrobbins
Post date December 5, 2013
Categories In Driving, Motoring Injury Claims

Under new proposals from Justice Secretary, Kenneth Clarke, speeding fines could rise from £60 to as much as £100. This 66% increase has been suggested as a solution to the £50 million funding gap for crime victims. Approximately £20 from each speeding fine will go towards helping the victims of motor accidents. This is bad […]

Don’t give into the Hype: Voice Texting is Not a Safer Option

Post author By Andrew Mounier
Post date November 12, 2013
Categories In Driving

On the outside, it looked as if the texting while driving problem may have been resolved. Voice texting apps were introduced and they were thought to be a safer option than manual texting. Car manufacturers have even jumped on board by installing new technology into their vehicles that allows for voice-activated texting. After all, the […]

What is a Required Intoxicated Driver Resource Center?

Post author By Rebbeca Binder
Post date October 8, 2013
Categories In Driving

Each state has chosen an approach to dealing with the safety problem of driving under the influence. All states implement a comprehensive alcoholic driver education program of some type, but New Jersey may be the strictest in the nation, so we’ll use this state for our subject. Individuals convicted of driving under the influence are […]

Protecting your Driving Record: Lose Your Bad Driving Habits

Post author By Rebbeca Binder
Post date October 5, 2013
Categories In Driving

As your years as a driver multiply, your sense of comfort with doing multiple tasks behind the wheel may increase. However, if you aren’t careful, you can develop bad driving habits. And bad driving habits can lead to a traffic citation, time and money spent on court, and even worse, a collision or accident. These […]

Lawyers Working to Help PTSD Victims Heal

Post author By jeremyatticussmith
Post date September 27, 2013
Categories In Driving, Law, Personal Injury Lawyers, Types of Injury

Anna Henningsgaard had an experience with PTSD but had a hard time accepting it: ”A few years ago, I was in a rather serious car accident, and I experienced symptoms like these medical journals described. I would often upset myself by dwelling on the accident. I displayed obsessive behavior in that I avoided left turns […]

Done in 60 seconds: Super cameras to be used on city streets

Post author By Lucia
Post date September 24, 2013
Categories In Driving, Motoring Injury Claims

A new traffic camera is beginning to appear on the Britain’s streets – you have been warned! The £17,000 night-vision devices have a battery of lenses and can catch up to 50 times more law-breaking drivers than previous models. In a fresh crackdown on motorists, council chiefs in Manchester have installed 15 of these new […]

All About Lane Departure Warning (LDW) Systems

Post author By JRO
Post date September 23, 2013
Categories In Driving

A lane departure warning system acts as a safety feature that is helpful to drivers. When a driver is about to leave their lane, the LDW system acts by sounding a warning or by creating a vibration that alerts the driver to stay within the lane. Crashes caused by drivers who depart from their designated […]

Wrongful Death Suit: What Kind of Evidence Must Be Proven to Win?

Post author By Ladyblogger
Post date September 7, 2013
Categories In Accident Claims, Driving, Law, Medical Negligence Compensation, Personal Injury Claims Law, Personal Injury Lawyers, Types of Injury

The world would be wonderful if everyone was so coordinated and dutiful that no serious injuries ever occurred. Unfortunately, since there are around 37.9 million emergency room admissions related to injuries every year, this is nothing more than a pipe dream. These injuries can be disheartening enough, but when they result in death, the incident […]