Sentences with phrase «law protects drivers»

First, the law protects drivers who are in an accident with an uninsured motorist.

These state insurance laws protect all drivers on the road.

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The rise in contract workers, such as Uber drivers, or those who work temporary positions for companies means that many U.S. workers are not protected by these laws.

«What happens if / when @lyft / @uber short drivers or violate laws protecting workers?

Outdated Law Gives Drivers Right of Way During Crosswalk Countdown NEW YORK — Public Advocate Letitia James announced new legislation to protect pedestrians crossing at intersections in New York City.

Through September 5th, advertisements will appear nationwide and law enforcement agencies across the country will be on patrol to protect the public from impaired drivers.

During this period, more than 10,000 participating police departments and law enforcement agencies will be out in force to protect the public and get drunk drivers off our roads.

Move Over laws protects tow truck drivers in all 50 states.

Arizona car insurance laws do not require drivers to carry it, but this policy option can help protect insured motorists from damage by uninsured motorists.

To protect yourself and other drivers against undue risk, you must understand the laws pertaining to Joliet insurance.

by NEWStat Some areas such as New Jersey have considered implementing laws mandating that drivers protect their pets by securing them with restraints.

Some areas such as New Jersey have considered implementing laws mandating that drivers protect their pets by securing them with restraints.

These distracted walking laws have nothing to do with protecting pedestrians; they are designed to protect drivers.

Truck drivers are professional drivers, and they have a lot of laws protecting them and regulating their work.

These laws are imposed to protect innocent drivers and include standards on truck maintenance, driver training, truck inspections and employment.

In certain cases of turning accidents, truck accident laws protect the truck driver from being sued.

Sometimes the law will protect the commercial driver before the motorist, and in those cases, recovering compensation beyond insurance claims can be difficult.

In such situations, the law protects the truck driver from being held negligent in the truck accident.

Because trucks have the potential to lead to serious injuries, fatalities and massive property damage, federal law requires interstate trucks to carry large amounts of insurance to protect both drivers and trucking companies.

Citing Cohen v. California, professor Eugene Volokh illustrates how public profanity is constitutionally protected and why one Denver officer was outside the law when he threatened to arrest this driver.

These laws protect both you're and the driver, but, as you can see, more responsibility lies with the driver.

To protect the safety of drivers and passengers, distracted driving laws have been put into place to hold negligent drivers accountable for their actions.

Ohio motorcyclists are protected under Ohio motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to Ohio motorcyclists.

However, this law is justifiable from the point of view of protecting others by requiring a certain level of maturity of drivers.

However, Florida's Dram Shop Law (statute 768.125)-- created to protect third - parties such as restaurants, liquor stores, bars, clubs, and party hosts from being sued for giving a drunk driver alcohol — specifies two instances when a certain party other than the driver can be held partly liable for an alcohol - induced auto accident:

While the purpose of Indiana's Move Over law is to protect police, fire, and other emergency workers, the law may be used by others injured in an accident resulting from a driver's failure to move over as well.

Although state and federal truck safety laws are designed to protect the public, many accidents are the result of poor maintenance and driver negligence.

Our Savannah truck accident lawyers understand the latest FMCSA laws and use violations as evidence that a trucking company or driver failed to protect the driving public.

Thanks to new legislation recently signed into law by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, drivers can rest assured that they will be protected on the road, and insurance companies will not lose out on revenue.

You'll need the maximum available compensation if you've suffered a traumatic brain injury or spinal cord damage, or if you've lost a limb because a truck driver was negligent Let an experienced Keller personal injury attorney at the Weaver Injury Law Firm handle your personal injury claim, protect your rights, and fight for the justice you need.

This coverage protects insureds in the event they are involved in a crash with an at - fault driver who either doesn't have auto insurance (as required by law) or doesn't have enough auto insurance liability coverage to cover the full cost of the plaintiff's injuries and damages.

New Mexico motorcyclists are protected under New Mexico motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to New Mexico motorcyclists.

Vermont motorcyclists are protected under Vermont motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to Vermont motorcyclists.

Colorado motorcyclists are protected under Colorado motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to Colorado motorcyclists.

Seat belt laws in Kentucky are in place to protect you, however even this can not guarantee you will not be injured when another driver acts in a reckless or careless manner.

Victims of accidents caused by tired drivers have rights, and Beau Layfield of The Layfield Law Firm, LLC will zealously protect your right to compensation.

Drivers accused of DUI homicide rely on the Law Offices of Adrian H. Altshuler & Associates to protect their constitutional rights.

Missouri motorcyclists are protected under Missouri motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to Missouri motorcyclists.

The law in New Mexico does not require drivers to have insurance that covers expenses from their own injury or death in an at - fault accident, nor does it require drivers to purchase coverage protecting them from uninsured drivers or hit - and run accidents.

South Dakota motorcyclists are protected under South Dakota motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to South Dakota motorcyclists.

Both the state of Missouri and the Federal Government have laws that protect automobile drivers from the recklessness of truck drivers and their employers.

Hawaii motorcyclists are protected under Hawaii motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to Hawaii motorcyclists.

New York motorcyclists are protected under New York motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to New York motorcyclists.

Rhode Island motorcyclists are protected under Rhode Island motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to Rhode Island motorcyclists.

Nevada motorcyclists are protected under Nevada motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to Nevada motorcyclists.

Wyoming motorcyclists are protected under Wyoming motorcycle law that makes negligent drivers responsible and liable to Wyoming motorcyclists.

Negligence per se may exist when a driver violates a law designed to protect a certain class of people against a particular type of harm, causing that type of harm to a person who is part of the class the legislature intended to protect.

If you were involved in a serious accident with the negligent driver for a major trucking company, shipping service or government agency, act now to protect your rights to maximum financial compensation by contacting our Boise law offices.

The attorneys at Kiley Law Group have more than 40 years of success protecting the rights of injury victims, including pedestrians and cyclists harmed by negligent drivers.

The district court agreed with the defendants and ruled that the shopping center did not have a duty to protect against criminally reckless drivers, so the accident «was not foreseeable as a matter of law,» and therefore no duty existed.