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When you entrust a family member’s care to a nursing home, you expect that your loved one will receive proper attention and be treated with respect and dignity. Unfortunately, cases of nursing home abuse and neglect happen far too often. When a loved one dies at the hands of a caretaker due to abuse or […]

To drive safely, you need to be aware of the other vehicles that are on the road with you. The vehicles in front of you are easy to see. You can see the vehicles behind you in your rearview mirror. Passing vehicles are often visible in your side mirrors.  However, problems occur when cars pass […]

One of the first things you should do after any car accident is notify the police – even if it seems like a minor collision. Following a wreck, you will need evidence in order to file a successful claim with your insurance company. If you pursue compensation in a personal injury lawsuit, you will need […]

After a car accident, questions of fault can sometimes be straightforward: One of the drivers is completely responsible, or both drivers share the blame. However, even if liability in your case seems obvious, you should not assume that recovering compensation for your losses will be easy.  The experienced car accident attorneys at Studinski Law, LLC […]

Seniors who rely on others for their care and wellbeing are among the most vulnerable members of society. After making the decision to entrust the care of your loved one to a nursing home or assisted living facility, you trust those institutions will provide a certain standard of care. When nursing home staff members and […]

Generally speaking, only the driver of a vehicle can be charged with a hit and run. However, there are certain circumstances in which a passenger may face legal consequences for leaving the scene of an accident. For example, if the passenger successfully persuaded the driver to flee the accident scene, or took the wheel and […]

From the perspective of overall traffic wrecks, elderly drivers are generally safer drivers, and are involved in fewer accidents than their younger counterparts. Elderly drivers are more likely to wear seatbelts, drive when conditions are safest, and avoid drinking and driving. However, according to a study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, drivers who […]

If you’ve been seriously hurt in a car accident, the immediate aftermath can be devastating. You may be facing disability, mounting medical expenses, and time away from your job that you can’t afford, among other things. Seeking an insurance settlement to cover your expenses can be a difficult and lengthy process. The experienced car accident […]

If you’ve been hurt in a truck accident, your first priority is to contact authorities and seek medical attention. Then, if possible, take pictures of vehicle damage, ensure that police on the scene have all the information they need, exchange information with other drivers and potential witnesses, and document your injuries. Once you get through […]

Being in a car crash is a stressful experience. Unfortunately, most people will be in at least one accident in the course of their lives. If you have never been in a car accident before, it may be tempting to believe that your insurance will cover the costs and you can get on with your […]