The law defines negligence as the failure to exercise the care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise in certain circumstances. Negligence is unintentional and caused by carelessness. The general […]
Negligence
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The law defines negligence as the failure to exercise the care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise in certain circumstances. Negligence is unintentional and caused by carelessness. The general […]
Premises liability refers to any incident or injury that occurs due to the negligence of a property owner. This means that anyone who owns a home, store, restaurant, hotel, commercial […]
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over a million people suffer injuries from slip and fall accidents every year. A small percentage of these accidents result in […]
According to a survey conducted in 2010, about 34% of the adults in the US possessed a gun and nearly 19% of the adults owned a handgun. On average, about […]
By Peter Vieth Virginia drivers are being charged and convicted of an offense that is not a crime under state law: driving without proof of insurance. The General Assembly has […]
Railroad accidents are more common than you might expect. The United States Department of Transportation reports that there are nearly 5,800 train crashes involving motor vehicles every year. The majority […]
Of the 5 million people that suffered dog bites last year, only about 16,000 were compensated for their injury. This is because each state adheres to different dog bite laws. […]
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