Monthly Archives: October 2021
Can You Refuse A Breathalyzer When Stopped For Drunk Driving In Rhode Island?
If you are stopped by police based on suspicion of drunk driving in Rhode Island, the officer is likely to ask you to submit to a breath test, also known as a Breathalyzer. A breath test is used to measure how much a driver has been drinking. If a Breathalyzer shows that your blood… Read More »
5 Steps Of A Personal Injury Claim In Rhode Island
If you sustained injuries because of someone else’s negligent, reckless, or wrongful conduct, you could obtain compensation for your damages and losses. However, in order to receive compensation, you need to file a personal injury claim. For most people, obtaining compensation in a personal injury case can be a complicated process, which is why… Read More »
Who’s At Fault In A Tire Blowout Accident In Rhode Island?
Tire blowouts are not an uncommon occurrence on our roads. When a tire has blown, your vehicle will spin out of control, which may lead to a car accident. A driver, especially a young and inexperienced one, may be unable to control the vehicle when a tire blows out. However, the question of liability… Read More »
Can A Pedestrian Be At Fault For A Car Accident If They Get Struck In Rhode Island?
Contrary to popular belief, car drivers are not always at fault when they hit a pedestrian. In fact, it is important to understand Rhode Island’s traffic laws that apply to pedestrians to determine fault in a motor vehicle accident in which a vehicle hits a pedestrian. While car drivers have a duty to stay… Read More »
