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Six Construction Workers Presumed Dead After Baltimore Bridge Collapse

The recent collapse of the Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore, Maryland led to widespread destruction and the tragic death of six construction workers. According to CNN, a large container ship lost power and crashed into the bridge in the early morning hours. As a result of the collision, the…

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Family Receives Massive $13.5 Million Jury Award in D.C. Fire Truck Crash Lawsuit

Crashes involving commercial vehicles and large automobiles such as fire trucks or semi-trucks are inherently more dangerous than other types of collisions for a number of reasons. Why Are Truck Accidents More Serious than Other Collisions? Trucks, especially very heavy ones such as logging trucks or emergency vehicles result in…

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Two Killed in Fatal Washington D.C. Hit and Run at the National Mall

Hit-and-run accidents are often characterized by certain specific factors. Common characteristics include the crash having few witnesses and or poor lighting. If there are many witnesses or the scene is highly visible, people are less likely to flee the scene of a crash. Relatedly, people are much more likely to…

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Maryland Accident Leaves One Man Dead After Hit by Two Vehicles

With interstate highways, speed limits may vary depending on the state and the particular highway. It is no surprise that vehicles on highways are moving at a much higher rate of speed compared to vehicles on local roads, school and residential areas, or roads with traffic lights or stop signs,…

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Medical Emergency Results in Fatal Washington D.C. Car Accident

While many car accidents are the result of reckless driving or disobeying traffic laws, sometimes, drivers are rendered unconscious or unresponsive because of a medical emergency. Medical emergencies can range from choking or fainting to even more severe emergencies such as strokes, heart attacks, or seizures. Car accidents involving medical…

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Why Criminal Charges Do Not Guarantee Compensation Following a Washington, D.C. Car Accident

When you are the victim of a Washington, D.C. car accident, it may be difficult to navigate the legal fallout following the incident. For many people who are unfamiliar with the legal system, they may wrongly assume that if the at-fault party who caused their injuries is criminally charged, they…

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Recovering from a Washington, D.C. Wrongful Death Accident

As drivers, we all try to maximize safety when navigating the road. Sometimes, however, there are things we cannot control. Even the most proactive and careful of drivers may experience bad weather, poor road conditions, or reckless drivers—all of which can have devastating consequences. When a car accident takes place…

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Washington, D.C. Bus Accident Kills One, Injures Several Others

Many people rely on public transportation to get around Washington, D.C., from getting to and from work, to visiting friends, stores, or museums. Public transportation is a great alternative to driving personal vehicles, as it is better for the environment and often more cost-effective. It can also help to reduce…

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