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According to an article in The Washington Post, biking in the District of Columbia may be getting a little safer thanks to efforts to increase driver awareness of the perils of making U-turns. Many of us have had “close...

When alcohol interacts with prescription medication, the potential reactions can run the gamut from acute (drowsiness leading to car crashes) to chronic (permanent organ damage).  Most medicine bottles disabled clients share...

Our last post featured a discussion of  “Assumption of Risk”.  In terms of the fans at a sporting event, this doctrine holds that a spectator knows, fully understands, and assumes the risk inherent in watching a...

In pre-school, we are told to look both ways and hold an adult’s hand when crossing the street. Even though as adults we may occasionally look only one way or even jaywalk, this simple advice stays with us forever...

Here is an interesting hypothetical case which, unfortunately, sometimes really happens:  You are watching a sporting event when something comes flying into the stands.   It could be a puck at an ice arena, a foul ball at a...