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Bicycle Accident Injuries Caused by Dooring
/by Jim ReevesWhen you’re riding your bike, especially when you’re using the bike lane appropriately, you should feel safe. Unfortunately, drivers don’t think about bicyclists the same way they think about other drivers. Many drivers consider bicyclists a nuisance, and in some cases, they completely forget that they share the road with bicyclists. This is often the […]
Why Is It So Dangerous to Speed in a Work Zone?
/by Jim ReevesWork zones are one of the most stressful parts of driving—local governments seem to have new projects on deck on a monthly basis, and those projects can slow down your commute or shut down important exits. Additionally, driving in work zones means obeying lower speed limits, and lots of drivers don’t like doing that. The […]
Why You Shouldn’t Give an Insurance Adjuster Your Health History
/by Jim ReevesYou’ve been involved in an accident and now you’re injured. You’re irritated and uncertain about how you will pay for your medical bills, especially if you have to take time off of work. When the other party’s insurance adjuster reaches out to you, it seems like everything will be okay. They’re interested in helping you, […]
The Cause and Effect of Blunt Force Head Trauma
/by Jim ReevesHead trauma is among the most unpredictable injuries you can suffer in an accident. The brain, while widely studied, is still hard to understand when it comes to physical trauma. While some victims may recover without any side effects, others may struggle with their injuries for the rest of their lives. From car accidents and […]
The Connection Between Speeding and Fatal Accidents
/by Jim ReevesSpeeding is a pervasive issue on our roads. It’s so common that you’re less likely to see a car traveling the speed limit than you are to see a speeding car. However, driving too fast comes with consequences. There is a direct link between speeding and traffic fatalities, and the statistics that have come out […]
Golf Cart Accidents Can Result in Significant Damages
/by Jim ReevesCruising around the course on a golf cart makes a day spent relaxing even more fun. But when you add in courses with no set routes, cavalier drivers, and alcohol, it’s easy to see how golf carts can lead to unnecessary accidents. If you’ve been injured in a golf cart accident, don’t wait to fight […]
Facial Injuries Caused by Motorcycle Accidents
/by Jim ReevesThe joy you get from riding your motorcycle is unmatched, but that excitement comes at a price. Riding a motorcycle is inherently more dangerous than being in a passenger vehicle since motorcycles simply don’t have the protection offered by larger, sturdier vehicles. Even if you’re wearing a helmet, there’s a good chance you’ll sustain some […]
Mississippi Bridge Accidents
/by Jim ReevesOver 16,000 bridges are currently in the state of Mississippi, connecting people across the state and in neighboring states. While bridges are an integral part of our transportation system, they do not come with risks. The safety of bridges rests heavily on the skills of those who design and build them, as well as the […]
Should You Finish Medical Treatment Before Receiving an Injury Settlement?
/by Jim ReevesYou’ve been injured because of someone else’s mistake, and you’re pretty sure you’re entitled to compensation—but how much? If the insurance company is pushing you to accept a settlement even as you go through treatment, you’re not alone. Insurance companies save the most money when they get injured victims to sign off on a low […]
Why Witness Statements Are Important After an Auto Accident
/by Jim ReevesWhile a car accident may feel like it lasts forever, it all actually happens in the blink of an eye. During that time, there’s only so much you can truly observe and take in—and it’s generally less than you think. How, then, are you supposed to prove what happened and get the compensation you deserve? […]