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Knowing Your Unique Dangers As A Cyclist

05.07.2026

With May officially designated as National Bike Month, there is no better time to celebrate Wisconsin’s cycling culture while staying mindful of the risks on the road. Whether you are commuting through urban centers or exploring rural paths, understanding the intersection of law, safety, and environment is essential for every cyclist. Environmental Dangers: Weather and […]

Pokemon Go Causing Accidents and Property Damage: Know Your Rights

07.25.2016

In theory, the Pokemon Go game could be a good thing. It could serve as an incentive to get Americans out and about, exercising. Unfortunately, the reality is not quite as pleasant. Car accidents, property damage, and even death have occurred because of the Pokemon hunting game. Considering the risks associated with the game, it […]

Could the Distracted Driving Problem in America Be Solved with Reward Instead of Punishment?

07.15.2016

While most states have taken a punishment approach to handling the problem of distracted driving, some app developers have decided a reward approach may be more effective. One in particular, “Down for the Count, ” is enticing teens with iTunes gift cards. And, according to an Arizona news report, it seems to be working. Could […]

Study Reveals the Most Common Accident-Causing Distractions

07.14.2016

The use of cellphones while driving often dominate the distracted driving conversations, but according to a recent study, it is not the most dangerous behind the wheel activity. In fact, cell phone use behind the wheel, while still dangerous, only came in second place in the statistical analysis of the most common accident-causing distractions. The […]

Death of Tesla Driver Highlights the Underlying Problem of Self-Driving Cars

07.08.2016

Self-driving cars, and the technology they promise, have been a major point of discussion for a while now. Manufacturers, lawmakers, and citizens alike believe that they could make American roads safer for all. However, the recent death of a Tesla driver shows us that there is a real, underlying problem with self-driving cars. In a […]

The Benefits of Defensive Driving in a World Full of Distracted and Drunken Drivers

07.07.2016

When combined, drunk driving and distracted driving accidents account for approximately half of all fatal traffic accidents. The latest analysis indicates that this means approximately 20, 000 deaths are caused by these deadly driving practices each and every year. And that is only the accidents in which a victim was wrongfully killed. Thousands more suffer […]

Dog Bites More Common in Summer: Know How to Protect Yourself and Your Children

06.27.2016

With summer now in full swing, there are more people—and animals—out and about. Unfortunately, the risk for dog bites is increased. This is especially true when in public areas where dogs might be, such as the park or while walking around in your neighborhood. Know what you can do to protect yourself and your children in the […]

Study: Concussion Rates in Children May Be Significantly Underreported

06.23.2016

Like adults, children can suffer a concussion after any major blow or sudden acceleration or deceleration of the head experienced during an automobile accident, fall, or sports injury. However, the signs and symptoms may be harder to detect for parents, which can leave children at risk for long-term complications. Furthermore, a recent study indicates that […]

Drunk Driving Accidents Seriously Injure Thousands of Innocent Victims Each Year

06.21.2016

A recent drunk driving accident in Wisconsin led to the hospitalization of four people. The driver, who was allegedly rear-ended the other vehicle, was also checked for possible injuries before being jailed on charges for suspicion of injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle. This incident, though tragic, is extremely common in the United States. […]

Knowing How to Recognize Early Signs of TBI Key to Effective Treatment

06.16.2016

Each year, an estimated 1.7 million Americans experience a concussion. These injuries, otherwise known as traumatic brain injuries (TBI), are usually caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head and range in severity from “mild” to “severe.” Lasting effects may include memory problems, mood swings, vision problems, and more. Moreover, these effects can […]

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