If a person smokes a joint then gets in his car to make a quick run through a McDonald's drive-through, is he putting other drivers in danger? Or is driving while under the influence of marijuana safe compared to drunk driving? This is what officials in places like...
Fewer older drivers killed in accidents
A number of our blog posts have focused on the development of crash avoidance technologies that are poised to change the way people drive (and avoid accidents). We also suggested that these changes were made in part to attract a new class of buyers (older drivers)...
GM reportedly knew about ignition switch defect
It appears that the massive recall General Motors recently issued is only the tip of the iceberg when considering the widespread liability it could be subject to. The recall involves hundreds of thousands of Chevy Cobalts built between 2005 and 2007, along with...
Jimmy John’s could be liable for car-pedestrian crash
Jimmy John's may be known for its "freaky fast delivery" of its famous sandwiches, but after an accident involving a delivery driver and a pedestrian, the sandwich franchise may have to reconsider its moniker. According to a recent report by the Pittsburgh...
Negative social media review leads to lawsuit
In the age of social media, recommendations on sites such as LivingSocial.com, YahooLocal.com and Avvo.com can be a boon for businesses seeking to gain credibility with potential customers. A positive review can help customers understand how they can benefit from...
Winter car crashes can be avoided
It may seem like a myth or urban legend, but many accidents occurring during the winter time do not involve another vehicle. In fact, they commonly involve contact with the elements (instead of another driver). Many of our posts this winter have focused on the dangers...
