Yesterday, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that federal preemption does not protect automakers against civil suits over seatbelt safety.
The case ruled on involved a woman killed in a 1993...
Mardi Gras is March 8, 2011. It is one of the biggest and most well-attended holidays in New Orleans. Although other cities will celebrate Mardi Gras, nothing compares to New Orleans which is why...
The number one auto maker recalled 2.17 million U.S. vehicles as requested by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. is reminiscent of the original 2009 recall, as the problem lies with...
Older drivers generally become more conservative on the road. They will modify their driving habits - avoid busy highways or driving at night - to match their declining capabilities. But are they...
Trooper Justin Matthew Maness was in pursuit of driver George Earl Johnson, Jr., 26, of Jamesville, NC for allegedly speeding at 73 mph in a 55 mph zone when the two vehicles were involved in a...
In recent years hearing preemption cases has become quite a common task for the U.S. Supreme Court, and yesterday the Court handed down yet another preemption ruling.
Preemption deals with...
Construction sites and highway construction zones are impacted by poor communication, a work force in a hurry, third party contractors, a mind set of profits before people and safety issues.
The...
A question was posted on LawGuru recently regarding Alabama Workers Compensation. I thought some people, especially those in jobs requiring more physical labor, might find the question and...
According to an Associated Press report last week, “most medical devices recalled in recent years because of deaths or life-threatening problems were cleared for approval under less stringent...
Many experts agree that having a positive attitude can help you lead a healthy life. According to a recent study spearheaded by a Michigan State University professor, however, faking a smile can...