Recent Blog Posts
Distracted Driving & Motorcycle Accidents
Spring is in full bloom and motorcycle riding season is upon us. With the weather warming up and “stay at home” orders being lifted in Mississippi and most other states, there are a large number of motorcyclists hitting the roadways. Few activities are more refreshing and give you a greater sense of freedom than… Read More »
Pedestrian Accidents Likely to Increase Due to COVID-19
In Mississippi and throughout the country, we have had “stay-at-home” orders in place to help people stay safe during the coronavirus outbreak. More and more people are working out of their homes, and there has been a decrease in vehicle traffic as a result. This does not necessarily make the roadways safer, however. Lighter… Read More »
How will the COVID-19 Pandemic Affect Auto Accident Cases?
The coronavirus outbreak has disrupted nearly every area of commerce and government activity to some degree, and this includes the court system. With social distancing guidelines in place, most courts are only conducting emergency hearings by telephone or videoconferencing, with regular hearings being postponed. While all of this is going on, there will be… Read More »
How to Help your Community during the Coronavirus Pandemic
The COVID-19 crisis is an unprecedented event that has caused all of our lives to become disrupted. This pandemic has impacted every area of our society, and no one has been able to escape its effects. Countless businesses have shut down here in Mississippi and throughout the country, millions of workers suddenly find themselves… Read More »
Bankruptcies Likely to Increase During COVID-19 Outbreak
The coronavirus pandemic has caused an unprecedented public health emergency in the US, prompting lockdowns in most states and the closure of countless businesses. Among the hardest hit include bars, restaurants, and other businesses where people tend to gather in large groups. Locally, the casinos in the Gulfport and Biloxi areas are empty, leaving… Read More »
How to Avoid Blind Spot Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable individuals on the roadways. Riding in the open air can be exhilarating, but without a steel cage to protect you, there is not much that separates your body from hitting the pavement if you collide with another vehicle. Motorcyclists are definitely at much higher risk of injuries, and… Read More »
What Must I Prove to Win my Truck Accident Case?
Being involved in an accident with a commercial truck is among the most traumatic experiences drivers ever go through. A collision with an 18-wheeler that can weigh upwards of 80,000 pounds (when it is fully loaded) can be frightening, and with a size mismatch like this, there is a much greater potential for serious… Read More »
Why are Pedestrian Accidents Increasing?
In 2018 (the most recent year we have full records for), there were 6,227 pedestrian fatalities across the US. This was the highest number of pedestrian deaths in nearly three decades, and it represented a 30% increase over the 4,109 pedestrians that were killed in 2009 (only a decade earlier). Mississippi also saw a… Read More »
Keeping your Teen Safe behind the Wheel
If you have a teen in your house, there is a good chance that they either just got their driver’s license, or they are looking forward to getting it in the near future. For teens, this is one of the most exciting times in their lives. Once they get their license, it means freedom…. Read More »
How Common is Drowsy Driving?
Drowsy driving is defined as operating a motor vehicle while being too tired or fatigued to stay alert. Some of the common symptoms include continual yawning, heavy eyelids, vision becoming blurred, and the head starting to nod off. Many drivers try to combat the symptoms by blinking hard, making an extra effort to focus,… Read More »
