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If you had to make a list of some of the situations that are unfortunately common in the United States, drunk driving would undoubtedly be right at the top. According to a study conducted by the CDC, 10,265 people died … Continue reading →

At some point in your life, the following scenario is statistically likely to happen to you: you’re in your car, minding your own business and you’re unfortunately the victim of a car accident. In the immediate aftermath, you take care … Continue reading →

Wrongful death lawsuits are understandably complicated, which has led to a wide range of different misconceptions cropping up over the years. One of the most important ways to guarantee that you’re making the right decisions in terms of whether or … Continue reading →

Common sense (and the law) tells us that you shouldn’t drink while intoxicated. Getting behind the wheel of a car in an impaired state isn’t just a danger to yourself and your passengers – it’s a potentially life threatening situation … Continue reading →

They tower over commuter cars on the freeways and surface streets often moving along at 65 miles per hour. These hulking behemoths are the workhorses of our economy and transport goods between businesses and railway or shipping yards. A semi-truck … Continue reading →

One would think that it should be easy for motorists to both see and avoid cyclists on the road, unfortunately that is not the case. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cyclists are actually at a higher risk … Continue reading →

When people hear the term “personal injury” from a legal perspective, they most commonly associate these injuries with car accidents. However, the term encompasses many other types of injuries. Continue reading →

Nothing can ruin your holiday plans quite like a car accident. Continue reading →

The moments immediately following an auto accident can be a stressful time for everyone involved. You have rights that are very important and Harshbarger Law will do whatever it takes to protect them. Continue reading →