10 Causes of Single-Vehicle Car Accidents
When we hear about car accident, many of us envision two cars colliding with each other. However, according to crash data from IIHS, single-vehicle crashes account for over 50 percent of all accidents. While these incidents often involve hitting a stationary object such as a guardrail or a pole, they can encompass several other scenarios.
400 Negligent Homes Excluded from CMS Program
We understand it’s not always an easy decision to place our loved one in a nursing home. Yet when a family member’s care becomes too much or too expensive, this move can be the best choice for many American families.
Dangers of Driving Through Fog
Drivers know to take it slow and keep their distance from other cars during snow, ice and rainstorms. When it comes to different types of inclement weather, fog often gets overlooked as a serious hazard. Yet, the statistics paint a different picture.
How Do Multi-Car Pileups Happen?
In April 2019, the driver of a semi-tractor trailer drove into stopped traffic on a highway in Denver, causing a multi-car pileup of 28 vehicles. The impact resulted in a fire and several fatalities. We consider situations like this to be “freak accidents”, but a combination of factors can create a chain reaction that results in a multi-vehicle crash.
Monsanto Faces Thousands of Roundup Lawsuits
Roundup is the most commonly used herbicide to kill weeds. Primarily used by farmers to protect their crops, homeowners also use the chemical to maintain the beauty of their lawns. These consumers trusted Monsanto, the parent company of Roundup, when they said the main chemical – glyphosate – was not carcinogenic to humans or animals. Today, there are 11,000 cases pending against Monsanto for the life-threatening dangers of this chemical.
