The Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) has launched Brain Injury Awareness Month for this March, which will coordinate a national campaign aimed at educating the public on the incidence and needs of individuals with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Also known as the “Not Alone Campaign”, organizers are seeking to spread awareness on how families… read more

Under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has the authority to investigate unsafe products and issue recalls. If a company fails to comply with a recall or an investigation, the NHTSA has the option of pressing the issue further by using the court system. This exact… read more

Motorists should have the expectation that other drivers are operating their vehicle responsibly, and that is especially true when it comes to large commercial trucks weighing in at 80,000 pounds. Fortunately, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulates the trucking industry and regularly requires companies to test drivers who would otherwise put other motorists… read more

Citizens of Colorado are familiar with the punishing conditions winter weather can unleash. Driving in snowy or icy conditions can prove to be exceptionally difficult even for the most experienced drivers. In response to the high numbers of car and truck accidents across the state, the Colorado House of Representatives has proposed legislation that would… read more

In Wyoming, oil and gas jobs have become a major source of employment, but it is also an industry with a high number of fatal workplace accidents. One of the greatest dangers of working in the oil and gas industry is the risk of being exposed to volatile materials. To give our readers a picture… read more

Companies that release unsafe products can put their customers at risk for facing severe and permanent injuries. During high school football practice one late afternoon in 2008, Rhett Ridolfi was hit during a blocking drill that would forever change his life. It took his coaches several hours to realize something was wrong, but when they… read more

Repeat drunk drivers in Colorado might soon face harsher penalties for driving under the influence, as a new bill is making its way through the Colorado House and Senate. The bill would make any driver convicted of his or her fourth DUI a felon. Drunk driving offenders could also be charged with a felony under… read more

Commercial trucks weigh up to 80,000 pounds and travel at speeds of 55 miles per hour or more, making them the most lethal vehicles on our roads. Due to the potential for trucks to inflict maximum levels of devastation in the event of an accident, federal regulations exist to set rules in place so truck… read more