Posts by Matthew Nace
The Number of Car Accidents in Washington, D.C. Continues to Rise
Many people visit or live in Washington, D.C. because of its beautiful buildings, diverse food options, employment opportunities, top-tier colleges and schools, and more. We think D.C. is a great city, but like many cities, it is plagued by car accidents – and the number of crashes just keeps rising. According to an article published…
Read MoreDrunk Driver Sentenced to Prison for Killing Passenger in a D.C. Uber
Many times, individuals who have been partying and had too many drinks consider Uber to be a true lifesaver as it can get them home safe and sound. However, just like with everything else, there are risks that come with using rideshare services, including car accidents. A horrific car accident took place in Northwest Washington,…
Read MoreStatutes of Limitations Are Important, But Exceptions May Apply
The statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim isn’t always clear. While the standard state or District of Columbia statute of limitations is the starting point, there may be reasons why the time you need to file your claim (so that it’s not forever barred) is less than the personal injury statute states.…
Read MoreSchools Are Being Held Liable for Student Bullies
As parents, we all want our children to have positive and enriching experiences during their school years, fostering both academic growth and personal development. However, the pervasive issue of bullying threatens to ruin this ideal picture we have for our children. Bullies not only disrupt your child’s ability to learn effectively, but can also cause…
Read MoreInfluencers Are Paid to Shape Your Diet
In an era where social media wields unprecedented influence, a new trend has emerged within the world of health and wellness. Registered dietitians, esteemed for their expertise in nutrition, have increasingly become the faces of product endorsements on platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. As trusted figures, they disseminate information about food and beverages, often…
Read MoreSemi-Trucks Can Be More Dangerous Than Their Actual Drivers
Many people who are involved in accidents with semi-trucks automatically blame the truck driver. However, the reality is that the semi-trucks themselves can be more dangerous than the actual drivers. In fact, semi-trucks are often cited for violations due to faulty or improperly maintained parts or systems of the truck. In May 2023, there was…
Read MoreRoadway Debris from Trucks Makes Travel Risky in D.C.
Highways and roadways throughout Washington, D.C. are often filled with various types of commercial trucks. Even though 18-wheelers are restricted in many parts of the city, there are plenty of smaller trucks used to pick up trash, deliver food and household goods, carry out construction tasks, and so much more. It is extremely important for…
Read MoreWhen Doctors Drop Babies During Delivery
A soon-to-be-mother thinks about what the birth of her child will be like throughout her entire pregnancy. No matter how many stories she hears or videos she watches, she knows it’s one of those things that you have to experience to really know how it’s going to work. Babies just aren’t predictable. Still, she knows…
Read MoreIs Bowel Perforation During Surgery Always Medical Negligence?
Bowel perforation, also known as intestinal perforation, is a hole in the wall of the intestine. It can occur anywhere in the small intestine or large intestine. Bowel perforation is a medical emergency and requires immediate treatment. A bowel perforation, or a nicked bowel, occurs when a hole is made in the bowel or anywhere…
Read MoreWashington, DC Is Sending Messages to Dangerous Drivers
Just like when drivers see police cars or speeding cameras, people are typically known to change their behavior when they feel like they are being watched. To test this theory, Washington, D.C is implementing a year-long messaging initiative that targets dangerous drivers, in hopes of reducing serious and fatal car accidents. According to the Washington…
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