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In terms of road safety, New Mexico hovers near the lower end of the top 10 safest states in the country. Even so, more than 300 drivers lose their lives every year on New Mexico roads, and many more are injured. New Mexico has instituted comprehensive legislation covering personal injury, wrongful death and road safety. […]

Despite suffering more than 500 road fatalities per year, New Jersey roads are among the nation’s safest. If you have been injured in a New Jersey vehicle accident, however, or if your loved one has been killed in one, encouraging statistics will be of little comfort. Fortunately, New Jersey auto accident law provides a remedy […]

Even though New Hampshire is a relatively safe place to drive compared to other states, well over 100 drivers lose their lives on New Hampshire roads every year, with many more injured. The New Hampshire legal system provides the opportunity for full legal redress for people harmed by car accidents that are the fault of […]

About 250 people die in Nevada traffic accidents every year, more than a quarter of which are alcohol-related. If you have been injured in a Nevada traffic accident, or if your relative has been killed in an accident, you have the right to file a lawsuit against the person who caused the accident. Below are […]

Approximately 200 people die as a result of motor vehicle accidents on Nebraska roads every year, among which about 25 percent are DUI-related. Injured parties are entitled to seek full compensation from at-fault drivers in Nebraska courts. In the case of a fatal accident, the victim’s administrator may file a wrongful death lawsuit for money […]

Montana is one of the most dangerous states in the U.S. to drive. Nevertheless, because of its relatively small population, traffic deaths normally fail to reach 200 per year. If you believe you have a personal injury or wrongful death claim arising from a Montana vehicle accident, the following legal rules can help you decide […]

About 800 fatal crashes occur every year on Missouri roads and thousands more are seriously injured, making the state one of the more dangerous places in the U.S. to drive. Missouri’s personal injury and wrongful death legal regimes allow injured victims and grieving relatives to secure compensation for their losses in the form of money […]

Mississippi suffers over 600 traffic accident fatalities per year, making Mississippi roads the nation’s second most dangerous behind only Wyoming. If you were injured in a Mississippi traffic accident, or if your close relative was killed, a basic understanding of Mississippi traffic accident law will help you decide whether or not to file a lawsuit. […]

About 400 people die each year on Minnesota roads, and many more are injured, While Minnesota’s roads are relatively safe by national standards, none of this matters to someone who has already been injured or who is grieving the loss of a loved one following a traffic accident. Following are some of the basic principles […]