Category: Safe Driving

From my vantage dealing with car accidents throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts, it is nice to write every once in a while on how to avoid injuries. Did you know that where you sit and your age may play a factor … Continue reading →

As a young lawyer, one of the seemingly smallest cases in the personal injury firm’s office involved a car accident with little visible damage. A few years later, it turned into one of the biggest cases after a jury returned a … Continue reading →

A 29-year-old male from Little Compton was recently arrested after he struck two bicyclists while driving drunk in Tiverton, according to NBC News. Around 8pm, the driver hit a 30-year-old Little Compton male and a 35-year-old Tiverton woman near Main … Continue reading →

My team and I fight for justice everyday for our Rhode Island and Massachusetts car accident clients just like you. One trend we have seen lately is the drowsy driving causing personal injuries. Today, I am going to bring same awareness … Continue reading →

According to a study that the National Safety Council conducted, distracted drivers pose a threat to first responders working on accidents on the road. Many drivers are extremely distracted when passing accidents, whether they are on their phones or just … Continue reading →

Is there a correlation between the age of a vehicle and the amount of damages that occur in an auto accident? According to a study conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, older vehicles are less safe than new … Continue reading →

As a personal injury attorney here in Providence, Rhode Island, I see a lot of people getting hurt as pedestrians and/or with cars.  I read with interest that Providence has recently gained a new focal point of the city – … Continue reading →

Did you know that approximately 696,900 people will be affected by a drunk driving accident just in Rhode Island? According to the Rhode Island Department of Traffic, there were 59 drunk driving fatalities just last year in 2018. The National … Continue reading →

In Rhode Island, the weather is extremely unpredictable. But, wouldn’t it make the most sense that the winter months are more dangerous when it comes to driving? According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the summer months actually have … Continue reading →

In 2014, General Motors recalled 1.4 million vehicles – Chevrolet Traverses, GMC Arcadias, Buick Enclaves, and Saturn Outlooks for a seat belt issue. Recently, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has started an investigation regarding the effectiveness of the recall … Continue reading →