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There’s a Motorcycle Theft Epidemic in Britain, and Nobody’s Doing Anything About It!

How easily can motorcycle theft spiral out of control? That’s a question the attorneys who ride at the Metier Law Firm have been asking all month. You see, recent numbers revealed that motorcycle theft here in the U.S. has gone up, and though thefts aren’t out of control, it’s a delicate balancing act. Across the… read more

How Are Auto Insurance Rates Determined?

Recent allegations of racial discrimination against car insurance companies in inner city areas of California suggest that insurance companies are charging higher rates for drivers who drive in areas with more minorities. Insurance companies sometimes charge more in neighborhoods with higher rates of vehicle theft, which is a reason why this could be happening. Rates… read more

What Are Phone Companies Doing to Combat Distracted Driving?

Apple just announced an innovative feature upcoming on the next software update of Apple’s iOS 11. It is a “do not disturb while driving mode,” which turns the phone off from receiving notifications. It also sends an auto-reply to the contactors letting them know the driver is behind the wheel, and will get back to… read more

Why Are Young Female Athletes More Susceptible to Concussions Than Men?

Research that was presented in a 2017 meeting for the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons found that overall concussion rates have increased amongst high school athletes, and that female soccer players have the highest risk of concussion, even more than football payers. This could be due to lack of concussion prevention programs, and not having… read more

Who Is Responsible for a Road Debris Accident?

Road debris is a serious safety threat found on highways and interstates throughout the country. Furniture, old tires, car parts, electronics and other objects routinely cause car accidents. In fact, the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety claims more than 200,000 accidents were caused by road debris between 2011 and 2014. More than 39,000 people suffered… read more