Dog Bites and Lawsuits

By on August 9th, 2010

We all love our dogs and consider them to be a part of the family unit.  Unfortunately, there are approximately 4.5 million dog bite victims every year in the United States. Almost 50% of all victims are children under the age of 12. If you, or someone you know, is bitten, it is imperative that you have the…

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Hypoglycemia and DUI: How You Can Be Falsely Convicted

By on August 3rd, 2010

For many people suffering from hypoglycemia, low blood sugar can cause symptoms that are strikingly similar to the effects of alcohol. Diabetes and many other kinds of diseases can result in hypoglycemia if blood sugar levels are not monitored and controlled. If blood sugar levels do dip below normal, sufferers can experience slow and slurred…

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Tips For Avoiding Accidents With Commercial Trucks

By on July 29th, 2010

The United States Department of Transportation indicates that commercial truck accidents account for 98% of traffic fatalities involving automobile drivers annually. This is primarily because trucks are responsible for over 500,000 accidents a year. Here are some tips to avoid these types of accidents: 1. Defensive driving techniques – These tips most often include keeping a sharp eye out…

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The Financial Impact and Costs of a DUI

By on July 21st, 2010

Everyone knows that a DUI is the last thing they need. The laws are continually increasing, the jail time is considerably higher than it used to be, and the costs have been rising along with it. Do you understand the financial impact of a DUI? It may very well become the most expensive ride of…

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The Meaning of Blood Alcohol Level

By on July 1st, 2010

When an Arizona police officer conducts a breathalyzer or blood test, they’re attempting to determine your blood alcohol level. This is the percentage of alcohol in your bloodstream. In Arizona, your blood alcohol level cannot be over .08. If you are over that limit, you will be charged with a DUI, and the results of…

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How to Avoid Being the Victim of a Bicycle Accident

By on June 23rd, 2010

Bike riding is an activity that can be enjoyed by children as well as adults. In fact, children start off very young these days. Their parents will teach them with the assistance of training wheels. Adults, too, enjoy bike riding. It’s not uncommon to see a group of adults riding ten speeds or mountain bikes…

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The Importance of Pedestrian Caution In Traffic

By on June 15th, 2010

Everyday you hear about accidents involving pedestrians. The reason is because people are often careless about where they’re walking. They’re not mindful of their surroundings, they think that cars are always going to stop to give them the right of way, and some people just plain think they’re invincible. But people aren’t invincible and that’s…

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What Makes a Store Liable?

By on June 10th, 2010

Slip and fall accidents happen to many people. When this happens in your home you have no one to blame but yourself. But what happens when it occurs in or near a store, and who’s responsible for your injuries then? Experiencing a slip and fall accident at home is often less detrimental than one outside of…

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How To Prepare For a Criminal Defense Trial

By on June 7th, 2010

If you’re charged with a crime and you’re facing court, there are many things you need to be mindful of if you hope to beat the charge or receive a lesser charge. A criminal trial is held in front of a jury. That means you’re going to be judged on how you look, how you…

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