Responsible dog owners seem to be dwindling when looking at the uptick in dog bite incidents. Currently, 4.5 million US residents are victims of these dangerous assaults. Additional statistics tell even more troubling stories that far too often end in catastrophic outcomes. Canine attacks that result in bites remain a significant problem. While the assumption is […]
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Car accidents often occur when you least expect them on Hawaii roads. When they happen to you, you may be left with serious injuries that make you unable to work. In that situation, you have the right to sue for lost wages. Understanding who pays for lost wages after a car accident Hawaii is a
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Wet floors and torn carpets are among the hazards that you’ll likely experience while spending time in a Hawaii shopping center. If you slip on a wet floor, trip over a torn carpet or fall for any reason, you may be entitled to compensation depending on the facts of your case. There was a hazardous
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Summer in Hawaii is a time for hitting the beach. It’s also a dangerous time on the roads. The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day has become known as the “100 deadliest days” for car accidents. During this time, the number of fatal incidents skyrockets compared to other times of the year. Reasons for
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If you’re involved in a car accident in Hawaii, you must document any injuries you’ve suffered. While it may not be at the top of your mind in the often traumatic aftermath of a vehicle accident, that documentation can be vital to your health and finances. Having a full inventory of your injuries helps medical
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Pedestrians are vulnerable to serious injury or death in any type of motor vehicle collision because a motor vehicle is significantly larger and heavier than a pedestrian, and those outside of a car don’t have seat belts, air bags or anything else to protect them. However, those who walk, run or bike on Hawaii streets
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First, it was the small SUVs. Now, it is the midsize SUVs under scrutiny for failing to provide adequate protection for rear-seat passengers. These were the findings of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), which in mid-March disclosed its results after safety tests on 13 mid-size SUVs. Only four received a good rating, while six
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If you have been involved in a truck accident while traveling in Hawaii, you may be entitled to compensation. However, this is generally only true if you have sufficient evidence to prove that the truck driver, owner or another party was liable for your injuries or property damage. Photos, video footage and witness statements are
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Motor vehicle accidents happen every day, and they can happen anywhere in Hawaii. Unfortunately, even a minor collision can lead to significant injuries. It is important to be prepared and know the most common ones: 1. Head injuries Head injuries are often the most serious casualty of car accidents due to their tendency for lifelong effects on
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Safety should be a top priority of anyone driving on Hawai‘i roads, but the sheer number of accidents every year shows many motorists, whether residents or tourists, cast caution aside. While people can make the occasional mistake and hit another vehicle, some drivers operate their cars recklessly. When someone’s blatantly reckless actions cause a crash,
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