If you get involved in a car accident caused by a drunk driver, you should immediately consult with a Missouri car accident lawyer to discuss your legal rights and to seek fair compensation for your loss.
Even though there is 60% less traffic at night, over 40% of the fatal car accidents take place at night. Statistics show that there is three times greater risk of a fatal collision at night. Even though there is 60% less traffic at night, over 40% of the fatal car accidents take place at night. …
When you are dehydrated, you are not as alert, and your concentration levels are low. Recent studies by the University of Loughborough have revealed some extremely startling results. When you drive when you are dehydrated, you may be twice as likely to make an error as if you were fully hydrated. This could mean that …
Of the many serious causes of severe on-road accidents, driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol are the most alarming. While both these are illegal and are liable for severe punishment, it is unfortunate that many still indulge in driving under influence and these numbers are increasing year-on-year. The CDC has reported that in …
If you are involved in a car accident where the other person was intoxicated behind the wheel, you might make the assumption that the other driver is always at fault. However, do not underestimate the complexities of this type of car accident case. Although driving while under the influence is a criminal offense and does …
While many people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day responsibly, some will choose to get behind the wheel of their car while drunk! St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday that is celebrated every year on March 17. The holiday began as a religious feast day in honor of the patron saint of Ireland. It has now become …
While the trend seems to be heading in the right direction, we still need to do a lot, considering thousands of people are still killed in DUI crashes each year. Drunk driving is known to be a primary cause of traffic fatalities and injuries. However, recent statistics provide a reason for cheer. New federal statistics …