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Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
After a car accident, a person can be left with serious physical and mental injuries. These injuries often trickle into day-to-day life and impact how a person functions and their quality of life. It is possible for people involved in accidents to walk away without physical injury, but many will be left with mental ailments, …
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Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
Snowmobiling is a great way to get outside and enjoy the natural beauty of winter. It is exhilarating, fun, and adventurous – but it can also be dangerous. Here are some ways to stay safe while on the trails. Training courses The first thing you can do to stay safe is to take a snowmobiling …
Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
In 2007, three-wheel motorcycles, also known as trikes, started to become mainstream. There was some speculation that these bikes became more popular among older riders, due to the trike’s sturdier nature and easier maneuverability, but statistics soon proved those theories wrong as riders of all ages jumped on the trike wagon. As trike technology advances, …
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Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
An accident report outlines all information about a vehicle collision. It is put together in a police report form or by each party involved in the accident. The report outlines the details of what happened, who is at fault, the location of the incident, and other important information that could be used in an insurance …
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Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
Scoliosis is when a person’s spine is curved to the side in a “c” or “s” shape. You might remember being screened for scoliosis at schools, that’s because scoliosis commonly develops right before puberty. People can also be born with scoliosis as well as develop it after a traumatic injury. Although some cases are mild, …
Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
Does it seem like we are reading about more car crash deaths these days? Yes, unfortunately, deaths in motor vehicle collisions have been rising around the country. Strangely, this seems to be because drivers are acting more recklessly than usual and more people are skipping their seat belts. The National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA) did …
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Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
Car accidents remain one of the leading causes of unintentional injuries in our communities. Motor vehicle collisions take a significant toll. The total economic and social harm of car accidents is enormous — and many of these crashes could and should have been avoided with proper care. Here, our Vermont car accident attorney provides an …
Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
Despite the strict state laws that require all motorists in Vermont to carry a minimum amount of auto insurance, not all drivers comply with those laws. Auto insurance is meant to provide coverage to accident victims when they have been in a crash as a result of another person’s negligence or carelessness. In most cases, …
Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
A black box, also known as an Event Data Recorder (EDR) is a small device in a car that records driving data. Black boxes were originally invented for use in airplanes and have been used in cars since the early 2000s. The data recorded in black boxes often includes braking, acceleration, airbag deployment, seat belt …
Posted by Tristan Larson | Car Accident
When a car accident results in economic and noneconomic losses, the not-at-fault party maintains the right to file a claim against the at-fault party for damages. While filing a claim can result in monetary compensation for medical expenses, property damage costs, and more, the waiting process can be frustrating, and many claimants wonder, “How long …
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