contactCar accidents happen for all manner of reasons, but one of the most confusing is when someone does not see something that they clearly should see. For instance, maybe they merge into a lane already occupied by another car. How could this happen? A car is a 4,000-pound vehicle that is more than a dozen feet long. Why didn't they see it?
Delaying your estate planning: A question of focus
Why do people delay their estate planning? Why do they put it off? Maybe you've done this yourself, but you don't even really know why.
A simple stairway carries more danger than many people realize
You probably use the stairs every day, but do you ever think about the serious risks you face? It's worth considering, especially if you're often on property that you do not own: In stores, in public buildings, in an apartment or in a neighbor's house. You want to know what hazards could cause a serious accident.
Jeep pushes vehicle under stopped school bus
School buses stop for railroad tracks, even when there are no trains present, in an effort to prioritize the safety of the children on the bus. This means that they often stop unexpectedly, when other traffic would not stop.
Passing is very risky on two-lane roads
You can legally pass other vehicles on many two-lane roads. As long as you follow the instructions on the road signs -- and keep an eye on the type of divider lines in the middle of the road -- you are allowed to pass.
Does an easement end when a house sells?
An easement allows someone who does not own a piece of property the legal ability to use it. Perhaps the most common example is when an easement allows a neighbor to use a driveway to cross someone's land to get to their own home. They don't own that property, but they can drive on the road whenever they need to do so.
4 common places to slip and fall at any hotel
Whether you are planning the vacation of a lifetime or are simply looking for a quick getaway, the Phoenix area is an excellent destination. The vicinity has restaurants, shops, entertainment venues and meeting spaces. If you are not careful, your vacation may turn into a disaster.
Snow and ice may come to Arizona
When you think about slip-and-fall accidents on icy sidewalks, you probably think about northern states or the eastern seaboard. It's easy to assume that those who face very harsh winters have the greatest risks.
How many people fall asleep behind the wheel?
Have you ever nodded off behind the wheel? Maybe you didn't fully fall asleep, per se, but you suddenly jerked your head up and opened your eyes. You felt your heart start pounding as you realized that, at least for a split second, you were out -- and the car was still moving.
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