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Survey: How Many Drivers Own a Dash Cam? Can They Help After an Accident? [2025]

Key Takeaways: 16% of American drivers own dash cams.  39% of dash cam owners said their purchase was prompted by a previous accident or close call. Non-dash cam owners were 6% more likely to report being involved in a car accident as the driver compared to dash cam owners Among generations, Baby Boomers and…

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A Closer Look At Hit-And-Run Wrecks

Generally, law enforcement investigators don’t take a closer look at hit-and-run wrecks. They often quickly pull the plug on these investigations, which is why only about 10 percent of hit-and-run drivers are successfully prosecuted in criminal court. In fact, in most cases, prosecutors don’t even file charges in these cases. There are so many…

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What Are the Common Causes of Pedestrian Accidents?

Pedestrian accidents can result in devastating injuries that dramatically impact victims’ lives. If you or a member of your close family has suffered an injury in a pedestrian crash that was someone else’s fault, a lawyer can explain your legal rights and options. Consulting an experienced pedestrian accident attorney can determine the best path…

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How Much Is My Nursing Home Abuse Claim Worth?

If you or a loved one has suffered abuse or neglect in a nursing home, you may be entitled to significant compensation. Nursing home abuse is an egregious violation of trust and safety. Residents and their families put their faith in these facilities to provide compassionate, attentive care. When that trust is broken and…

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Who Is Liable in a Slip and Fall Accident Claim?

Slip and falls are some of the most common causes of personal injury in the U.S., and determining who is legally responsible for these accidents requires careful consideration. Slip and fall lawyers must examine all aspects of a case to successfully seek compensation for injured victims. If you slipped and fell on another property…

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The Three Dog Bite Injury Stages

Every year, dogs bite over four million Americans. Most animal attack serious injury victims are over 70 or under 7. Older victims often have pre-existing conditions which contribute to the risk and/or severity of serious injury. Young victims frequently weigh much less than their animal attackers. In both cases, a dog bite often causes…

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Getting Money After an Alcohol-Related Crash

Before the spring of 2020, a long-term drunk driver crackdown appeared to be working. But coronavirus changed pretty much everything, including driver habits. When roads emptied and traffic enforcement stopped, people started drinking and driving again. So, the number of alcohol-related wrecks has increased significantly since 2020. These collisions often cause fatal or catastrophic…

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Legal Options in Dog Bite Cases

In 2022, total dog bite injury settlements increased over 30 percent, to over $1.1 billion. Curiously, the number of claims dipped slightly, but the average claim amount went through the roof. These numbers probably reflect the fact that dog bite injuries are incredibly severe and some new legal changes have driven up the settlement…

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If A Dog Attacked Me, Do I Automatically Get a Settlement?

Many people mistakenly believe that South Carolina’s victim-friendly dog bite laws guarantee a settlement in these cases. Alas, that’s not the case. Insurance companies often bicker about the amount of damages. For example, if victims don’t immediately see doctors, insurance company lawyers often later argue that their injuries are exaggerated. Liability (legal responsibility) disputes…

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Brain Injuries, Car Crashes, and Medical Treatment

Brain injuries are among the most serious and most mysterious car crash injuries, which the tragic story of Allman Brothers bass player Berry Oakley clearly shows. In November 1972, Oakley was in a serious motorcycle crash. Although he was thrown off his bike and landed on his head, Oakley refused medical treatment at the…

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