Monthly Archives: December 2015

According to a recent study, Orange County’s I-405 Freeway has the second-worst traffic bottleneck in the country. The study also found that six of the ten worse traffic bottlenecks are in the Los Angeles area. Newport Beach car accident attorney … Continue reading →

Fewer states are increasing their spending on mental health services, according to a recent study. Arizona, Kentucky and Arkansas are among the eleven states that have cut their mental health budget this year. Suicide attorney Skip Simpson notes that access … Continue reading →

A collision between a dump truck and an ambulance has left four people injured in Pasadena, Texas. Police say the dump truck swerved, causing its load to overturn, crushing the ambulance cabin. According to accident attorneys at Smith & Hassler, … Continue reading →

According to a New York Times report, construction accidents disproportionately affect immigrant workers, many of whom are undocumented. The report also found most accidents could have been prevented with adequate safety measures. Construction accident attorney Edgar Romano says subcontractors should … Continue reading →

A 29-year-old man was killed after being struck by a vehicle in Pemiscot County. The pedestrian was walking down a highway at night when he was hit. Jonesboro Accident attorney Bobby McDaniel warns drivers to remain cautious when driving down … Continue reading →

Starting December 1st, redesigned federal bankruptcy forms go into effect. The new forms will be organized by debtor type. They feature simpler language, a longer opening petition form, and better integration with online systems. According to South Carolina bankruptcy attorney … Continue reading →

Two people were critically injured in a high-speed rollover accident in Attleboro. Emergency crews had to use the Jaws of Life to extricate victims stuck in the wreckage. According to car accident attorney Deborah Kohl, speeding is a common factor … Continue reading →

A car flipped onto the fence of an Interstate 17 overpass in Phoenix, injuring two people. Witnesses say the car was speeding prior to the accident. According to car accident attorney Kyle Israel, speeding accidents are often the most deadly. … Continue reading →

Texas A&M unveiled a reusable “Bogey” crash-test vehicle. Researchers plan to use these vehicles to test store-front safety barriers. About 500 people die from vehicles crashing into stores every year. According to Houston accident attorney Gene Hagood, store-front barriers could … Continue reading →