Since 49% of all fatal car accidents happen at night, you may want to be more careful when driving at this dangerous time of day. Below is more information for helping you drive safer at night, decreasing your chances of being involved in an accident.
Clean Your Windshield Every Time You Stop For Gas
Bugs, dirt, and dust that strike your windshield while you are driving not only block your line of sight, but they also reflect headlights and streetlamps as they pass by.
- When you think about worker's compensation benefits, you probably think about falls, cuts or other similar accidents. Although these are common reasons for worker's compensation claims, they are not the only ones. In fact, you may even be able to file a claim for worker's compensation benefits if you've suffered a repetitive motion injury like carpal tunnel syndrome. Here's a look at what you need to know about carpal tunnel and worker's compensation claims.
- If you've been arrested for possession of illegal drugs or paraphernalia following a routine traffic stop, you may be wondering whether you have any legal recourse against potential jail time or steep fines and court costs. Fortunately, there are several defenses you may be able to use to rebut the legality of the traffic stop or search that led to your arrest. Read on to learn more about defending yourself against a charge of illegal drug possession.
- Are your medical bills making you figuratively sick? Unfortunately, you are far from alone. According to CNBC.com, approximately 1.7 million people in 2013 had to file for bankruptcy because of their unpaid medical bills. Unpaid medical bills are, in fact, the number one cause of bankruptcies in the United States today. So if your family's medical bills are absolutely crushing you financially, should you follow suit? Is bankruptcy the answer for you?
- Chapter 7 bankruptcy is more desirable than chapter 13 for many people because the process is faster and all of your eligible debt is discharged. However, chapter 7 bankruptcy is reserved for those people who can show dire financial circumstances. This means that either half of your debt must be classified as non-consumer debt, such as medical bills or business debt, or you have to pass what is called a means test.