If you are a motorcycle rider, you know that the thrill of riding comes with some risk. Unfortunately, even the most experienced riders can find themselves in accidents that result in injuries. Did you know that motorcycle accident account for around 15% of all traffic fatalities?

If you're like most people, you probably think of lawyers as ambulance-chasing sharks who are more interested in making money than helping their clients. However, there are many good lawyers out there who genuinely care about their clients and want to help them get the best possible outcome in their cases.

When it comes to deciphering who is at fault in a truck-related accident, things can get complicated. Fast. There are often multiple considerations that contribute to identifying who is at fault—and the responsibility may fall on not just the driver of an 18-wheeler, but the company they work for.

The National Safety Council reports that half of all teens will be involved in a car crash before they receive their high school diplomas. Whether the teen was impacted by another driver—or was the cause of an accident—that’s a surprisingly large number of young adults. 

Despite the number of people driving in our state declining 40 percent in recent years, the number of fender benders has been on the rise—with accidents increasing by 9.7 percent and fatalities up by 114 deaths over the past year, alone. Unfortunately, car accidents are common, even more so than you might think; so much, in fact, that you’d be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn’t been in one themselves.

You’ll be hard-pressed to find a teen that’s not excited to get behind the wheel of a car. Learning how to drive is a big coming-of-age experience, and one that carries with it an equally big responsibility.