Texans are usually proud of their state. Unfortunately, Houston has been ranked #1 in drunk driving accidents. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) found that in 2011, there were 2,751 fatal drunk driving auto accidents in our great state. Almost 58,000 other drunk driving accidents resulted in severe injury to their victims. 40% of all …

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In August of this year, the furniture giant, IKEA, voluntarily recalled over 200,000 children’s beds after it was determined that a metal piece of the frame could break and expose sharp edges. IKEA has retail stores throughout the country, including Austin. No injuries have been reported due to this defect. IKEA is sending a repair …

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A recent report published by Focus Driven and the National Coalition for Safer Roads shows that more than one out of ten accidents that occur in an intersection are caused by a distracted driver. Researchers studied almost 120 intersections in twenty different cities over a three-month time frame. Results indicated that drivers were running red …

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Personal injury claims, including car accident claims, in Austin, Texas are validated or opposed every day by social media posts such as those found on Facebook. With increasing popularity, social media users are beginning to recognize that what they post and say online can impact their real life as well. Effects of Facebook and Car …

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There are many conflicting opinions on whether seat belts are safe for expecting moms. Studies have indicated that more harm can result from a pregnant woman not wearing a seat belt than wearing one. Anyone is subject to serious injuries following a car accident; however, the stakes are higher for an expecting mom. Moms throughout …

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