Sentences with phrase «time of the motor vehicle collision»

The plaintiff, a high school graduate, had risen to become a network engineer and was earning approximately $ 95,000 per year at the time of the motor vehicle collision.

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Consequence: Failure to display legal lighting on the rear of these vehicles, whether it may be running lights, turn signals, or reverse lamps, could result in a variety of driving dilemmas from traffic tickets to motor vehicle collisions, especially during night time driving conditions.

Collisions between pedestrians and motor vehicles cause back and spine injuries between 6.2 % and 8.3 % of the time, but that still means about one in about every thirteen wrecks causes a spinal injury to the pedestrian involved.

Often times a person may have a herniated disc but the condition of the cervical spine on the MRI is such that it is difficult for a radiologist or other specialist to conclude that the herniated disc resulted from the motor vehicle collision.

Indeed, the vast majority of people killed in motor vehicle accidents in Alabama were not wearing a seatbelt at the time their collisions occurred.

Current records show that most American driver's will have a near motor vehicle accident 1 to 3 times per month and will be in a collision of some type on the average of every 5 to 8 years plus these records also indicate that licensed teenagers are 22 more times likely to get a speeding ticket than those who are 65 years of age or older.

The authors (Arthur Ross and Jonathan Lawrence) take time to discuss the increasing availability of Event Data Recorder («EDR») information following motor vehicle collisions and the legal hurdles this data can pose when being introduced in evidence.

A common allegation in motor vehicle collision cases is that a party was negligently using his or her cellphone at the time of the collision.

Whether you are caught up in congestion on Washington Street on your way home from work; weaving through traffic on Beacon Street while out running errands; or simply driving down Tappan Street on your way to cheer on the Warriors at Brookline High School, you are at risk for a motor vehicle collision every time you get behind the wheel of your car.

Since the time Mary Ward of Ireland fell from her cousin's steam car in 1869 and became known as the first fatality resulting from a road traffic accident, records have been kept of the resulting injuries and property damage caused by motor vehicle collisions.

Whether you are merging onto the Yankee Division Highway, passing a tractor - trailer on Interstate 95, or just driving down Cabot Road on your way to root on the Falcons at Danvers High School, you are at risk for a motor vehicle collision every time you get behind the wheel of your car.