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Why the Cause of an Accident Matters When Determining Liability (opens the original)
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When an accident causes an injury, one of the first questions is often who should be held responsible. Answering that question requires more than identifying who was present or who caused the immediate impact. You need to understand how and why the accident occurred. The cause can reveal whether someone acted carelessly, a business failed to address a dangerous condition, a defective product contributed to an injury, or several parties share responsibility. These details can affect whether you h
Immigrant Households Paid $579 Billion in Taxes (opens the original)
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Immigrants make up about 14% to 15% of the U.S. population but recently generated about $1.7 trillion in economic activity. A new report from The Mendoza Law Firm finds that this economic role sits alongside growing policy uncertainty for millions of children, most of them U.S. citizens. The report is built on 2024 Census Bureau data showing that 26% of American children, almost 20 million, have at least one immigrant parent, and that 88% of those children are citizens. The financial contributio
Forget Rush Hour: Florida’s Deadliest Time to Drive Is Saturday Night, New Study Finds (opens the original)
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Many drivers see the morning and afternoon commutes as the most dangerous times on the road. A new analysis of 2024 Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) data from Blakeley Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers finds otherwise. Florida recorded 381,423 traffic crashes in 2024, more than 1,000 a day. Those crashes injured more than 235,000 people and killed 3,138, about one death every two hours and 48 minutes. The 3,138 deaths came from 2,931 fatal crashes, an average of 1.07 death
Up to 84% of Repeat Drunk Drivers Meet the Criteria for Alcohol Use Disorder (opens the original)
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Drunk driving is often treated as a series of bad individual choices. A new analysis from Siegfried & Jensen of federal traffic, health, and enforcement data suggests it has more to do with untreated alcohol use disorder (AUD) and a proven prevention tool that too few offenders use. The study finds that 68% of the 11,904 alcohol impaired traffic deaths in 2024 involved a driver with a blood alcohol concentration of .15 or higher. That is almost twice the legal limit and the level NHTSA considers
Why Identity Verification Is Critical in Asian Extradition Cases (opens the original)
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An overseas arrest can place a wanted person’s case before a foreign court, but authorities must still establish that the individual in custody is the person the United States seeks for prosecution or punishment under the relevant criminal proceedings. That connection matters even when the underlying fraud allegations are extensively documented, because evidence that a crime occurred cannot substitute for evidence showing that the detained person is the defendant identified in the American reque
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