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Survey reveals concerning trends in distracted driving

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

Distracted driving is the cause of many car accidents and fatalities in California, yet drivers can prevent most of these accidents by staying safe and alert. The artificial intelligence firm Netradyne commissioned a study on distracted driving. To gain more insight, researchers surveyed…

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The color of car turn signals affects safety

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

In 2008, a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) study concluded that red turn signals are more dangerous than amber ones. A car with red turn signals is 22% more likely to be rear-ended than a vehicle with amber turn signals, according to…

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Understanding slips and falls in terms of premises liability law

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

Business owners have a lot on their plate including dealing with all the rules and regulations imposed on them by government agencies at all levels. Plus, they have to be mindful of lawsuits that could be brought against them including claims or slips…

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Knowing what negligence is and proving it

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

Whether California residents are in a car crash or a slip and fall incident, they will need to prove that the other side, be it a driver or a property owner, was negligent in order to be eligible for compensation. As a legal…

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CVSA schedules Brake Safety Week for August 23 to 29, 2020

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

Every year, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance holds a roadside brake inspection spree called Brake Safety Week. During this event, truckers in California and throughout the U.S. are pulled over at random and have every brake component checked. Those trucks that violate brake…

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Understanding dog bite injuries and provocation

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

California remains home to many dog owners and their pets. Unfortunately, interactions between dogs and humans are not always benign, and people do suffer from bites. The fault does not always lie with the dog, even when the canine in question is an…

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Traumatic brain injuries and their symptoms

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

California residents who received a blow or jolt to the head, whether in a car crash or a sports-related incident, should know that they may have incurred a traumatic brain injury. TBIs range from mild to severe, but the symptoms are consistent and…

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Teen drivers run greater risks during 100 deadliest days

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

Any parent in California knows that teenagers, being inexperienced behind the wheel, are more liable to be in a crash than adults are. The risk goes up even more during what are called the 100 deadliest days, which span from Memorial Day to…

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Pedestrian fatalities increase over the decade

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

Pedestrian deaths have been on the rise in the United States. California, together with four other states that make up 33% of the population, accounts for nearly half of all pedestrian deaths in the U.S. Changes in other motor vehicle accident data According…

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Drowsy driving, and why it is so dangerous

On Behalf of Rush Injury Law

Plenty of drivers in California head out on the road while in a drowsy state of mind, yet few are aware of the dangers. The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety estimates that there are 328,000 car crashes every year that are caused by…

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