Bicyclist Rights and Personal Injury Laws in North Carolina
This article explores the rights, regulations, and laws concerning bicyclists in North Carolina.
Big Rig Operators Prohibited from Taking Specific Types of Prescription Drugs
This article explores the medications that are prohibited by the federal government for use by commercial truck operators.
Pregnant drivers face unique injury risks while behind the wheel of a car. This page is focused on the issue of keeping both the soon-to-be-mother and unborn baby safe in a vehicle.
Between 300 and 1,000 unborn babies die every year in car accidents. These numbers need to go down, but not much research is being conducted on how to improve the safety of pregnant drivers.
Back to School Schedules and the Increased Risk of Drowsy Driving
As we approach the end of September, students everywhere have returned to school and are settling into their academic schedules. That is often easier for some students than others. It is not uncommon for both students and parents to struggle to keep up with a new, early morning schedule after enjoying the “lazy days of…
Why Railroad Corporation’s Standard Defenses in FELA Lawsuits Involving Cancer Should Fail
Strong precedents exist to affirm that a FELA claimant has no duty to produce the results of safety tests that were never conducted.