Sentences with phrase «multiple accidents over»

One common example of this is high - risk auto insurance for drivers, who've received multiple moving traffic violations over a short time or who've been at fault in multiple accidents over a short period of time.

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Patients in the study were 65 or over and had experienced injuries ranging from a minor rib fracture from a bad fall to a serious head injury or multiple fractures as a driver, passenger, or pedestrian in a motor vehicle accident.

Tech stocks slumped as multiple problem areas for the sector continued to be front - page news: (1) the continued blowback from the Facebook data breach, (2) Tesla facing scrutiny over a fatal accident involving one of its cars utilizing the autopilot function, and (3) President Trump's ongoing Twitter battle with Amazon.

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, 54 percent of all fatal motorcycle crashes in 2011 involved multiple vehicles, and the leading age group for riders in such accidents was riders who were over 50 years of age.

Often, the forces involved in a crash that cause a vehicle to roll over are severe and often these accidents involve multiple vehicles, though they do not have to.

Our Virginia truck accident injury law firm settled multiple cases stemming from a horrifc collision between our client's car and a commercial tractor - trailer for $ 5.5 million, along with a structured annuity which is projected to pay out $ 21 million to our clients over a number of years.

I commented to my husband that the multiple parties and entities engaged in these endeavors was mind boggling, and as I began to expound on the possibilities of complex litigation should an accident occur, my decidedly non-lawyer husband's eyes began to glaze over.

November 23, 2011 - South Dakota regulators are working to sort out confusion over coordination of benefits provided by auto insurers and health coverage providers after a vehicle accident, a problem that is reportedly affecting multiple states.

They believe they can accurately predict, for example, that a person with a master's degree who has had multiple claims will cost them less over time than somebody who never had an accident but only got a high school diploma.

Low mileage, having multiple cars, being a student away from home, being accident - free for over three years are all discount criteria.