Many drivers think that driving under the influence (DUI) only refers to alcohol. However, any substance whether it’s alcohol, prescription medications, or illegal drugs can impair your ability to drive safely and increase the risk of accidents. If you’ve been injured by a driver under the influence, it’s important to have an experienced attorney on your side to help you…
Any time you or a loved one suffers loss as the result of someone else’s actions, it’s a stressful situation, and many people struggle to make the best decisions when they’re in pain or worried about finances. Every personal injury case is different, but several stages are consistent: the accident itself, seeking medical help, hiring an attorney, and settlement. The…
Texting while driving is a widespread danger that puts everyone on the road at risk. Many drivers underestimate the threat that this behavior poses—and pay the price for it. Protect yourself, your passengers, and everyone else on the road and streets by learning just how dangerous texting and driving can be and effective strategies to stop it cold turkey. Texting…
Understanding Pennsylvania’s headlight laws is integral for drivers who want to comply with state traffic regulations and avoid fines. These laws cover key aspects such as proper headlight usage and restrictions on blue headlights. For legal guidance on vehicle lighting requirements, Flager & Associates offers reliable expertise to help ensure compliance and road safety. Overview of Pennsylvania Headlight Laws…
If you own a car, you have to have car insurance, but you hope you’ll never need to use it. If an accident happens, there are steps you need to follow to get compensated by your insurance company for car repairs, bodily injury, property damage, etc. This guide will walk you through the process of car accident claims. Filing a…
Are There Penalties Against Drowsy Driving? Maggie’s Law, also known as the National Drowsy Driving Act, is a New Jersey law that imposes penalties on drivers who cause accidents while sleepy or tired. Specifically, any motorist who has gone without sleep for over 24 hours and caused a fatal accident can be charged with vehicular manslaughter, punishable by up to…
Full tort provides unrestricted rights to make a claim or sue for various damages after a car accident, including pain and suffering. In contrast, limited tort restricts the ability to recover or sue for non-economic damages like pain and suffering unless specific criteria are met.
Limit Driving Distractions this Summer No matter what time of year, plenty of things can distract you while driving. However, more potential distractions can arise in the summer with nicer weather, children being out of school, a vacation mindset, and increased traffic. Despite these issues, it’s important to promote a safe driving environment all season long.
Rideshare companies and apps have transformed how people travel daily, especially in more populated areas like the city. Although Uber and Lyft rides are sometimes more convenient and cheaper than other transportation options, accidents still occur, and receiving fair coverage and compensation for your injuries is more challenging.
According to an annual survey conducted by AAA, dangerous driving behaviors are on the rise. From 2020-2021, actions including speeding, red-light running, drowsy driving, and driving impaired on cannabis or alcohol have increased, with 24% more drivers getting behind the wheel despite being over the legal limit to drive.
Located in Bensalem (across from the Neshaminy Mall), with offices in Philadelphia and New Hope, our law firm proudly serves injury victims throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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