For teenagers, passing their drivers test is an exciting time in their lives. Unfortunately, this excitement can lead to car accidents due to distractions while driving. It is important to teach your teenage drivers about how to be safe on the road to minimize the number of distracted driving accidents that occur. Teenagers are notoriously more distracted while driving due to the over-stimulated world we live in. Having to focus on the road is difficult for teenagers and younger drivers[…] Read More
Category: Personal Injury
Reporting Dog Bites in New Jersey
Although dogs can be loyal companions, they still have animal instincts that can be harmful or even deadly. In fact, each year in the United States, approximately 4.7 million people suffer from dog bites; a fifth of that statistic requires medical attention. According to the CDC, children are normally bitten more than adults, particularly children between 8 and 9 years old. The majority of these dog bites are not from stray dogs, they are mostly a neighbor or family member’s[…] Read More
Dealing with Aggressive Drivers
According to a study conducted by State Farm and KRC Research, 64 percent of United States drivers faced an aggressive driver at least six times in the past three months. The survey also found that the leading reasons for aggressive driving included being late for work, being stuck in a traffic jam, or facing a lane or road closure. The frequency of these incidents makes aggressive drivers more common on the roads. No matter the excuse, there is never a[…] Read More