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What To Do After a Whiplash Injury
Whiplash injuries are among the most common types of injuries in car accidents, but that doesn’t make them any less harmful. If you were struck from ...
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Lane Splitting Laws in California Explained
Lane splitting in California was always a bit of a grey area—that is, until governor Jerry Brown signed the landmark law which allowed the California ...
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Can I Sue if I am Injured at a Sporting Event?
We are in Major League Baseball season, and if you were planning on catching a game sometime this summer—you should probably watch out for foul balls. ...
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Ford Motor Company Fire Risk and Door Safety Recall
If you own a 2013 to 2015 Ford, make sure your vehicle isn’t one that has been recalled. Ford has issued a safety recall for some of their vehicles ...
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California Scooter and Moped Driving Laws
If you are considering trading your car for an electric scooter, moped, or motorcycle on your daily commute, you should be aware of the driving laws ...
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My Child was Injured on a Playground, Can I Sue?
Playground injuries are a fairly common and unfortunate occurrence at public schools, daycare centers, city parks, private schools, and private homes. ...
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PVC and Dangerous Chemicals in Children's Toys
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is a soft vinyl plastic that often contains lead and phthalates, and the production or destruction of PVC releases ...
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Unfixed Recalled Vehicles on the Roads in the United States
According to an article on Mlive.com, a recent Carfax study reports that one in four vehicles within the United States is operating with an ...
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