Long-Term Effects of Auto Accident Injuries

If a motorist is involved in an auto accident, no matter how minor, there is a high probability that they will be injured. Most auto accident injuries are recognizable and must be treated immediately, and the person might be admitted to a hospital. However, some might be unrecognizable or not manifest themselves for several days…

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Who is at Fault in a T-Bone Car Accident?

T-bone car accidents, often referred to as broadside collisions, are often devastating for those involved. These incidents typically catch everybody off guard, and they regularly occur when one driver is operating at a relatively high rate of speed. In the aftermath of a T-bone accident, it is crucial to determine who was at fault for…

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What is a DOT-Recordable Accident?

Most drivers in West Virginia are familiar with the point system, where drivers accumulate points for various traffic violations. If a person accumulates too many points within a specific time period, they could lose their license as a result of a temporary suspension. What people may not realize is that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety…

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Can You Multitask While Driving?

In our lives, we have been told that multitasking is important. In general, people are encouraged to multitask, particularly when they are trying to get work done. However, multitasking while driving can lead to devastating accidents. Yes, when a person operates a vehicle, they are expected to perform many tasks at once. However, multitasking has…

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4 Tips to Play it Safe on Spring Break

As the temperatures heat up and weather conditions become clear, West Virginians are seeking out spring break vacation opportunities to soak up the sun. State park campsites are reopening, COVID-19 restrictions have lessened in many states, and folks are more than ready to enjoy this year (and last year’s) spring and summer. But while you…

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