By Brad Johnson on October 13th, 2022
It took many years, tougher laws, stronger penalties, and unfortunately, plenty of deaths and injuries before most people learned not to get behind the wheel if they’ve been drinking. Today, although people still commit this crime, overall rates of deaths and injuries have dropped significantly. Now, the same crackdown is taking place on distracted driving….
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By Brad Johnson on September 26th, 2022
The idea of a sudden attack on your child by a dog is a frightening thought. Sadly, dog attacks happen more often than you’d think. The American Veterinary Medical Association shares that more than 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, and over 50% of dog bite victims are children. What should you…
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By Brad Johnson on September 1st, 2022
Arizona’s leash law primarily protects pedestrians and people in public places from getting injured by dog bites and scratches. Dog bites can be dangerous and lead to severe injuries requiring hospitalization, especially with small kids. The laws are also helpful for dog owners as following them can prevent litigation, loss of insurance, or an increase…
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By Brad Johnson on July 19th, 2022
There is nothing quite like hitting the open roads on the back of a motorcycle, feeling the adrenaline start pumping as the wind whips around you from all directions. However, while the thrill of riding a motorcycle is intense, this activity should not be one that you take on without first attempting to reduce your…
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By Brad Johnson on July 5th, 2022
Mail carriers of the United States Postal Service are proud to follow the motto: “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of these appointed rounds.” You’ll notice it doesn’t say anything in these noble words about what happens about a dog chasing a mail carrier…
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By Brad Johnson on May 4th, 2022
Arizona’s new motorcycle law SB 1273 permits lane filtering by motorcycles. The law allows a motorcycle to proceed at a safe speed and filter between stopped or slower moving vehicles if the rider feels it is safe to do so. This new law brings Arizona in line with many other states that have already legalized…
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