Delaware has an average of more than 506 residents living in every square mile, which greatly exceeds the national average of 93 residents per square mile. Delaware also had 417,700 registered private and commercial vehicles plus 27,810 motorcycles registered for use on state roadways, With so many residents and lots of people per mile, a[…] Read More
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How can I Drive Safely on Highways?
For some people, getting on the highways can be anxiety inducing. Whether in stop-and-go traffic during rush hour or other times when traffic is flowing at higher speeds, some people just dislike driving on highways. This is understandable. Some of the most tragic car accidents occur on highways. Because drivers can travel faster, when collisions[…] Read More
How has the Pandemic Affected Workers’ Compensation?
Workers’ Compensation is insurance coverage that most employers are required to carry. This insurance provides missed income and medical bill reimbursement coverage for workers who get injured on the job. When thinking of workplace injuries, most people assume construction and other hazardous work is the only type of work that would qualify for Workers’ Compensation.[…] Read More
Does a Used Car’s Recall Issues Need to be Repaired before Sale?
Anyone who has bought a used car knows it can be an exciting process. But what happens if later, the buyer realizes that the car had previous recalls that went unfixed by the seller? The answer might be quite a surprise to many consumers. In the United States, dealers and sellers of new cars must[…] Read More
Can a Changed Traffic Pattern Cause More Car Accidents?
Government agencies and other interested groups such as the Insurance Research Council compile car accident statistics on an ongoing basis. They look for trends that can be instructive, and when the underlying causes for accidents are identified, they can educate the public. Lawyers experienced in personal injury cases monitor this data as well, and an[…] Read More
How can I Tell if My Car is under a Recall?
Every day, people get into their cars with every reasonable expectation that their vehicle is safe to drive. Although there are many things that can compromise a car’s safety without warning, there are also ways to find out if there are specific issues of concern for a particular vehicle. If a problem with a car[…] Read More
Are Ridesharing Services Reducing Drunk Driving Accidents?
Although most people tend to drive responsibly, too many motorists choose to drive while under the influence of alcohol. Alcohol impacts different people in different ways. Obvious signs of impairment from alcohol include slurring words, speaking incoherently, and difficulty with coordination. Yet, a person can be too drunk to drive without showing these obvious symptoms.[…] Read More
Woman Killed Helping Driver Following Crash on I-95
A 25-year old working her way through college and working as a West Chester University security officer, was killed while attempting to help another driver on the side of the road on I-95 in Wilmington, Delaware on Sunday morning. Police said the accident happened around 4:15 a.m., Sunday on I-95 South near the Delaware Avenue[…] Read More
How Should I Handle Chemical Burns after a Car Accident?
One of the most important things to do when involved in a car accident is to focus on safety and survival. The worst accidents are the most disorienting, and being able to perceive and address immediate dangers can make the difference between life and death. Common injuries caused by car accidents include broken bones and[…] Read More
What are Some Back to School Driving Tips for Teens?
It may feel as though summer has just started, but school will be starting back up soon enough, and it is never too early to think about back to school driving. Less experienced teenage drivers will be driving back and forth from school during early morning and afternoon rush hours, often in heavy traffic with[…] Read More