Yes. Divers must secure all items on a towed trailer. Failing to use tarps, straps and cages, as appropriate, makes a driver responsible for crashes cause by items that fall off the trailer.
What you’ve been hearing about is a doctrine known as the Feres doctrine. This doctrine often dictates that fellow service members cannot make claims against one another in the case of an automobile accident or even in the medical malpractice arena. It is important that you contact an attorney who is familiar with the military and has been practicing in this area for a long time. That attorney will be able to give you the best advice regarding your particular situation.
The driver of the car, truck or SUV to which the trailer had been attached will usually be charged with causing an accident involving a loose trailer.
Probably yes. This is because a fetal ultrasound provides a better understanding of the health and status of the fetus so your doctor can determine if there was any damage post-car accident.
If I live in Virginia and am injured in a car accident in North Carolina, can I file a lawsuit?