Statistics show approximately 15-20% of motorcycle riders experience accidents during their lifetime of riding, though accident rates vary significantly based on experience, training, protective measures, and riding conditions. More concerning than frequency is severity; motorcyclists are 28 times more likely to die per vehicle mile traveled than passenger car occupants, and 80% of reported motorcycle […]
To sue someone for damages, follow systematic legal procedures beginning with damage assessment, demand for compensation, and formal lawsuit filing if negotiations fail. First, document your damages thoroughly, including photographs of injuries, property damage, or loss; medical records and bills; repair estimates or replacement costs; lost wage documentation; and any evidence supporting emotional distress or […]
You know if your car accident settlement offer is good by comparing it against your total damages, evaluating future needs, and consulting experienced attorneys who can assess fair value. Calculate your economic damages, including all medical expenses for emergency treatment, hospitalization, surgery, rehabilitation, medications, medical equipment, and ongoing care; lost wages from missed work, reduced […]
After a car accident in Oklahoma, you should immediately check for injuries and call 911 if anyone needs medical attention or if significant property damage occurred. Oklahoma law requires police reports for accidents causing injury, death, or property damage over $300. Move vehicles to safe locations if possible while preserving evidence through photographs. Exchange information […]
To sue a nursing home for negligence, abuse, or wrongful death, follow systematic legal procedures starting with evidence documentation, consultation with specialized attorneys, and understanding complex healthcare litigation requirements. First, document everything, including photographs of injuries, bedsores, bruising, or unsafe conditions; detailed notes about incidents, dates, times, staff involved, and circumstances; medical records showing injuries, […]
How long you should own a motorcycle depends on personal factors, maintenance costs, depreciation patterns, and your riding goals rather than arbitrary timeframes. Financially, motorcycles depreciate rapidly during the first two years, losing 20-30% of value, then depreciate more slowly at 5-10% annually thereafter. Keeping motorcycles 5-7 years typically provides an optimal balance between minimizing […]
Most car accidents happen during afternoon rush hour on weekdays between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM when traffic volume peaks, combining maximum congestion with driver fatigue. Friday experiences the highest accident frequency of any weekday as weekend anticipation reduces driver attention throughout the day. Weekends see accident patterns shift toward nighttime, with Friday and Saturday […]
If someone wrecks your car and they aren’t on your insurance, coverage depends on whether you gave permission and your policy’s terms. Most insurance policies provide coverage when you give explicit permission to unlicensed drivers, as insurance typically follows the vehicle, not the driver. Your liability coverage protects the driver if they injure others or […]
Statistics indicate approximately 15-20% of motorcycle riders experience crashes during their riding careers, though percentages vary based on experience, training, riding habits, and risk exposure. New riders face significantly higher crash risks, with the majority of accidents involving riders with less than six months of experience. Training substantially reduces crash probability, with Motorcycle Safety Foundation […]
The main causes of pedestrian accidents include driver-related factors, pedestrian behavior, and environmental conditions that create dangerous interactions between vehicles and people on foot. Distracted driving ranks among the top causes, with drivers texting, adjusting controls, or engaging with passengers while pedestrians enter crosswalks. Failure to yield at crosswalks and intersections causes numerous accidents as […]
