Author: Bill Hurst
Stop signs are an important part of driver safety in today’s world. Motor vehicles can be considered deadly weapons that can kill people if they are going too fast. Stop signs prevent a lot of accidents, but unfortunately, they do not prevent all of them. In the case of Doe v. Roe Trucking Co., Roe […]
Driving at night can sometimes be more dangerous than driving during the day. It’s harder to see the roads at night and you have to rely on the headlights. There are even times when a car’s headlights may be too bright. General Motors has lost a bid to avoid recalling about 727,000 small SUVs in […]
Winter storms can be a huge threat to people’s safety. Whether you are on the roads in even in your own home, you need to be cautious when there is severe weather in the area. Things like fires may happen, and it’s important to do everything in your power to stay safe. Even then, it […]
In the case of KS&E Sports and Ellis v. Runnels, Martin was a convicted felon who could not legally purchase or possess a firearm. KS&E Sports is a place located in Indianapolis, Indiana that sells firearms. In October 2011, Martin and Tarus Blackburn went to KS&E to browse. Martin identified a gun that he liked […]
Due to unforeseen fire hazards, Polaris has issued a recall on its off-road vehicles again. This time, the new 2022 RZR Pro R 4 Premium and 2022 RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate are at the center of the recall. These models are at a heightened risk of starting an electrical fire due to a manufacturing […]
When driving, it is always important to be aware of your surroundings and keep a proper lookout for any hazards that may be on the road. Failing to keep a proper lookout may cause unexpected accidents and injuries. Despite all of the rules and regulations that are in place for modern traffic, accidents still happen […]
In the case of Severance v. New Castle Community School Corp and Melton, Severance and Melton were both enrolled in a vocational education program operated by the New Castle Career Center, which is administered through the New Castle Community School Corporation. A fight broke out between two students which resulted in a severe leg injury […]
In the case of Watts Water Technologies, Inc. v. State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. a/s/o Richard Lucka, Lucka sustained damage to his home for an alleged faulty water heater sold by Watts in November of 2014. Lucka was insured by State Farm Insurance and State Farm paid damages for the property damage to his […]
In the case of , et al., Lee was a 13-year-old child who was struck by a truck as he was crossing a road on his way to school. The road connected the athletic fields to the high school building. Lee filed a complaint against the school and the City alleging that they were negligent […]