Personal Injury

It is common knowledge that Mississippi teens are more dangerous drivers than those in other demographics. However, did you know that they are also more likely to die in a crash? Personal injury statistics provide sobering news. Distractions and lack of experience...

When a maritime employee has sustained an injury in Mississippi, they may wish to pursue some type of legal compensation. The Jones Act and the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act are both something that can affect them. Here’s more information about both...

It’s getting more dangerous on the roads. Did Mississippi motorists forget how to drive? Are there more individuals driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol? Personal injury statistics paint a disturbing picture. Americans drove fewer miles but lost more people...

Dog owners in Mississippi likely know that their canine companions have very sensitive noses, so it may surprise them to learn that police dogs often alert to the presence of drugs during traffic stops when there are no controlled substances to be found. It is not the...

Ever since the days of Ralph Nader's mission to rid the highways of the Corvair, state governments like the Mississippi legislature have been focused on making highways continually safer. This movement was further enhanced by Mad Mothers Against Drunk Drivers in the...

Of all drivers in Mississippi, the number of 16- to 19-year-old teens is comparatively low. However, the number of motor vehicle accidents and fatalities for the same age group is much higher than it is for older drivers. Several factors are at play here, but the most...

When most people think about injuries from an accident, they picture bloody wounds that are visible at the time of the incident. In reality, not all injuries from car accidents in Mississippi are visible or felt at the time they're inflicted. In fact, there are...