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Car Ripped in Two after High-Speed Collision in New York City Regardless of social distancing and related restrictions on different types of establishments being open to the general public, some people are still out and about socializing and otherwise entertaining themselves. Such seemed to be the case for a trio of people whose late night out in the Bronx ended in calamity. A 32-year old man was at the wheel of a Mercedes C26 in the Bronx neighborhood of Hunts…

Amazon’s “Free Delivery” Can Extract A Heavy Cost In Injuries, Lives In response to the retail business closings and “shelter in place” orders issued by both state and local governments over the past few months, there has been an increase in purchasing from online retailers such as Amazon.com. This surge in online shopping has placed tremendous pressure on the nation’s commercial trucking industry as it struggle to cope with this unanticipated increase in demand for deliveries. In today’s post the…

Recent fatal accidents in California and Indiana have been, linked to Tesla’s Autopilot “self-driving” feature. In today’s post our car accident lawyer discusses the issue of liability in accidents where drivers have allowed their vehicles’ “self-driving” systems to take control, sometimes with disastrous results.

Two Fatal Tesla Accidents Being Investigated by NTSB In an earlier post we discussed the National Transportation Safety Board’s conclusions following its investigations into two fatal accidents in California and Florida. We have since learned of two additional accidents involving Tesla Motors’ Model S all-electric automobiles. In this post, the car and truck accident lawyer at The Doan Law Firm reviews what is publicly known concerning the recent accidents before offering suggestions to those who may have been injured in…

The NTSB has commented that the software behind Tesla’s “self-driving” vehicles may contain shortcomings that led to two fatal traffic accidents. In today’s post our car accident lawyer reviews these reports and how they could impact future personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits involving Tesla vehicles.