Posts by Matthew Nace
Roadway 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 MoreWhat is the Difference Between Medical Malpractice and Medical Battery?
The primary difference between medical malpractice and medical battery lies in the nature of a healthcare provider’s actions. Medical malpractice involves negligence or a failure to meet the standard of care, while medical battery involves intentional and unauthorized physical contact or procedures performed on a patient without their consent. Both types of claims can result…
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 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…
Read MorePedestrian Deaths Continue to Rise in the United States
Pedestrians who are walking to or from work, enjoying physical exercise, or simply going for a neighborhood stroll have the right to remain safe and harm-free while on public roadways and sidewalks. However, pedestrians are more at risk for severe injuries and deaths than they have been for years. This is alarming and devastating news…
Read MoreWho Is Liable for Injuries Caused by a Garbage Truck?
As truck accident attorneys, we frequently encounter cases involving injuries caused by garbage trucks. When accidents involving these large vehicles occur, determining liability can be a complex task. Understanding the various parties involved and their potential responsibilities is crucial in pursuing a successful claim on behalf of the injured party. In accidents with garbage trucks,…
Read MorePostpartum Psychosis Is Rare, but Life-Threatening
Early into the evening on January 24th, it was reported a 32-year-old woman strangled and killed all three of their children in the basement of her and her husband’s home. The woman was also found injured in their backyard after jumping out of a second-story window in an attempt to commit suicide. She had allegedly…
Read MoreHow Does an Injury Lawyer Build a Case After a Truck Accident?
Washington, DC sees a lot of truck traffic. Although commercial trucks are prohibited on many streets within the District, large trucks freely travel on 395, major streets, DuPont Circle, and even Pennsylvania Avenue. With all of this truck traffic, the risk of accidents grows ever higher. Being in a truck accident isn’t like being in…
Read MoreWhy You Should Never Pass a Truck on the Right Side
Driving on major roads or highways can sometimes be nerve-wracking. There are a ton of cars traveling at fast speeds, and you want to be sure you keep up with traffic while still abiding by all the rules of the road. We all know that the left lane is considered the “passing lane,” meaning that…
Read MoreTruck Driver Fatigue Is Making Our Roads More Dangerous
In late February, a truck driver reportedly fell asleep behind the wheel as he was driving on the highway. His truck drifted onto the shoulder and struck numerous trees and other objects before it finally came to a stop. The 65-year-old driver did not wake up until the truck was already in the midst of…
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