From a young age, you likely learned about the importance of protecting your head. Whether you played a contact sport or rode your bicycle, your parents and coaches undoubtedly told you to wear a helmet. Of course, some situations do not require helmets or other...
Month: May 2018
Young children and pedestrian accidents
Traffic collisions can claim the lives of people from all walks of life and every age group. However, there are some who face an especially high chance of being involved in an accident and there are certain dangers that are especially concerning with particular age...
Running errands for your employer and traffic accidents
For some people, job responsibilities are centered around driving on a daily basis, such as those who drive a large truck or a taxi driver. For others, job duties may not typically involve driving a vehicle, however there may be times when getting behind the wheel at...
Getting serious about distracted driving
Drivers in Hawaii have a lot going on besides just operating their vehicles. They are changing radio stations, eating, reaching for something in the back seat, laughing with their passengers, using the navigation system and talking on the phone. While these may seem...
Looking at risks associated with nighttime driving
There are a variety of instances where driving can be especially dangerous, such as driving at night. During nighttime hours, the likelihood of an accident on the road may be increased for a variety of reasons, which we will discuss in this post. Our law firm knows...
A spinal cord injury prognosis depends on several factors
Suffering a spinal cord injury in an accident can cause most people to run the gambit of emotions, including fear, frustration and anger. In weeks after your accident, you may not be able to move and experience a great deal of pain. You may begin to wonder whether you...
What if I am hurt by a driver on drugs?
If drivers in Hawaii are in an accident with another driver who has been drinking alcohol, it is pretty obvious they can go after the driver for injuries and damage that was sustained. However, what if the other driver is found not to have any alcohol in their system?...