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Negligence and Compensation in Gas Explosions in Rhode Island
Since natural gas fuels 91% of Rhode Island’s electricity net generation, nearly everyone resident of the state uses some form of gas in their everyday life. Some use it to drive a motor vehicle, while others use natural gas to do cooking or heat their house. Unfortunately, as evident from gas explosions in homes… Read More »
Are Mopeds a Safer Alternative to Motorcycles and Cars in Rhode Island?
Mopeds are a great alternative to motorcycles for people looking for an environmentally friendly way to travel within the city. Mopeds are easy to ride and affordable to maintain, which is why an increasing number of Americans of all ages purchase these two-wheeled vehicles. As beach areas in Rhode Island, including Block Island, are… Read More »
How Are Damages Determined in Rhode Island Personal Injury Cases?
Every person who was hurt in a car accident is curious as to how much money they can recover. Since each case is different, it is advised to hire an experienced Rhode Island personal injury attorney to determine and calculate damages in your unique case. Economic and Non-Economic Damages in a Personal Injury Case… Read More »
6 Tips to Stay Safe as a Pedestrian and Prevent Pedestrian Accidents in Rhode Island
Walking is a healthy and environmentally-friendly way to get around Providence, Newport, Warwick, and other cities in Rhode Island. Unfortunately, getting around a city on foot can be quite dangerous, especially in Rhode Island. Fatal Pedestrian Accident in Rhode Island According to Rhode Island’s Highway Safety Plan, pedestrian deaths account for over 21% of… Read More »
Who Will Pay Your Medical Bills After a Rhode Island Car Accident?
Our Rhode Island car accident attorneys at Robert E. Craven & Associates are often asked, “Who will pay for my medical expenses following a vehicle crash?” It is understandable why people who sustain injuries in an auto accident are concerned about the payment of their medical bills. Car accidents are an unexpected occurrence, which… Read More »
Can You Seek Compensation if You Were Partially at Fault in a Rhode Island Car Accident?
In Rhode Island, people who were injured in car accidents can obtain compensation for their damages and losses even if they were partially at fault. Under Rhode Island’s pure comparative negligence law, injured persons can recover damages from the other party involved in the crash even if they contributed to the accident. Thus, even… Read More »
Who’s Responsible for Weather-Related Car Accidents in Rhode Island?
Car accidents occur in Rhode Island every single day. However, when bad weather strikes, the chances of getting into a car crash significantly increase. But who is going to pay for your medical bills and other expenses associated with a weather-related crash? After all, you cannot file a lawsuit against rain or thunderstorm, nor… Read More »
Strict Liability for Dog Bite Injuries Inside vs. Outside of an Enclosure in Rhode Island
Dog owners have a responsibility to prevent their pets from causing harm to other people and animals. Unfortunately, dog bite injuries can happen even when owners are trying to control their animals. Being attacked by a dog is a scary experience. A dog bite can cause severe infection, permanent scarring or disfigurement, or even… Read More »
How to Establish Fault in a Stop Sign Accident in Rhode Island?
Determining liability in an auto accident in which one or more drivers failed to stop at a stop sign can be complicated. Regardless of whether an intersection has one or more stop signs, there is always at least one at-fault party. If you were hurt in a stop sign crash in Providence, Newport, or… Read More »
Is Using a Smartwatch a Distracted Driving Activity in Rhode Island?
Advancements in technology have aggravated the problem of distracted driving. Smartwatches have become a widely used wearable among teenagers and adults alike. While it may seem that smartwatches are a safer alternative to cell phones for those who operate a vehicle, studies would beg to differ. As smartwatches may cause a motorist to become… Read More »
