Senior citizens are one of the top targets for financial scams. Home ownership, savings, and strong credit ratings can all make senior citizens especially attractive to swindlers. Senior citizens may be less likely to report an issue because they may … Continue reading
What To Do When the Insurance Company Offers You a Check
Insurance companies operate as businesses, which means that everything comes down to the bottom line. Companies will often make settlement offers after automobile accidents, slip and fall accidents, or other situations that involve a possible lawsuit in an attempt to … Continue reading
Unsafe and Defective Products
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that about 400 defective products are recalled each year. Defective products are products that do not meet safety standards and/or do not perform the function for which they are intended. Unsafe and defective … Continue reading
NHTSA Shows Decline in Drunk Driving, Increase in Drug Use
Thanks in large part to anti-drunk driving campaigns and the efforts of law enforcement officials, the number of drivers with alcohol in their system has declined drastically—by three-quarters–since the first Roadside Survey in 1973. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s … Continue reading
Steps to Take If You’re in an Automobile Accident
An average of 2.35 million Americans are injured or disabled in car accidents each year, according to statistics from the Association for Safe International Road Travel. Often times when an accident occurs the individuals involved feel overwhelmed even if they … Continue reading