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Doan Law Firm Thanksgiving Car Accident Lawyer Hotline – (800) 349-0000 Many people will be hitting the road today for Thanksgiving, heading off to celebrate the holiday with friends and family. Thanksgiving 2021 will be markedly different from last year when the vast majority of people were not able to gather with their extended family and friends because of restrictions associated with the novel coronavirus pandemic. There is a grim side to all of the overall good news about people…

A catastrophic Arizona semi-truck accident on Wednesday on Interstate 10 in Casa Grande has resulted in two deaths and yet to be confirmed number of injuries. The deadly semi wreck occurred in the westbound lanes of Interstate 10 at about the Val Visa Boulevard turnoff. Investigators are still trying to get their hands around how the deadly accident could have occurred in the first instance. What is known is that for some reason a semi-truck driver crossed over the center…

A multiple vehicle accident in the Midland-Odessa area involving a semi-truck and two other vehicles resulted in the death of one person. The deadly Midland-Odessa semi-truck accident occurred at 385 and Mercer Road at about 6:45 Monday evening, August 23, 2021, according to the Odessa Police Department. As of Tuesday morning, no specific information is yet available on the cause of the accident. In addition, no statement has been made by the Odessa Police Department regarding any other injuries stemming…

Driving While Impaired by Marijuana Standards Begin to Coalesce in United States Automobile Accidents Caused by Pot-Impaired Drivers: As more and more states begin to legalize the use of marijuana for medicinal and recreational purposes, state legislatures and governors are sharpening their focus on the creation of legislation to address the prospect of individuals driving while impaired as the result of using marijuana. Development of Per Se Impairment Standard is Elusive A preliminary determination that someone is driving under the…

As children are returning to school with increasing frequency as the coronavirus pandemic appears to be becoming more contained, students are riding buses more regularly. This will taper off during the summer months but will accelerate in the fall when schools are expected to be open. The potential risks faced by students on buses was illustrated by a pair of dramatic school bus accidents. School Bus Filled with Children Rolls into Ditch One of a pair of school bus accidents…