March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to shed light on the serious and often life-altering effects of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Car accidents are a major cause of these injuries, leaving many people struggling with lasting cognitive, physical, and emotional challenges. A sudden jolt in a crash can cause the brain to slam ..read more

Amazon delivery trucks have become a common sight on Louisiana roads. They bring convenience to consumers but also increase the risk of delivery truck accidents. When an Amazon delivery truck causes a crash, victims often face confusion about their legal rights. Holding Amazon accountable isn’t always straightforward because of how the company structures its delivery ..read more

Imagine visiting your favorite shopping center, attending a concert, or simply returning home to your apartment complex—places where you should feel safe. Now imagine that safety is shattered by an attack, theft, or injury that could have been prevented with proper security. Unfortunately, for many victims of negligent security, this is a devastating reality. A ..read more

Driving while drowsy is often underestimated, but the risks are as severe as driving under the influence of alcohol. Research reveals that being awake for over 20 hours impairs reaction times and decision-making as much as having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08%, the legal limit for intoxication. Unlike drunk driving, which faces widespread ..read more

Impaired driving remains a serious concern on New Orleans roads. For instance, a city man now faces serious charges for a July drunk-driving crash that killed his passenger in Broadmoor. Police say Dominick Williams, 34, was over the legal limit when he crashed at Napoleon Avenue and South Prieur Street on July 19, tragically injuring ..read more

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the risk of traffic fatalities has increased on our roadways. Many of these serious and fatal car accidents are the result of speeding, distracted driving, impaired driving, and overall recklessness. However, for Louisiana, recent data shows a promising trend. Traffic fatalities in Louisiana decreased by 10.5% last year, according to newly ..read more

Traffic deaths have long been a safety concern in New Orleans. One particular area that has caught the attention of safety advocates and city officials is North Rampart Street, a busy street in the northern tier of the city's French Quarter. Bicyclists and pedestrians are particularly at risk due to speeding, reckless driving, impaired driving ..read more

The COVID-19 pandemic changed many aspects of our lives, including how we drive. A new study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety shows that U.S. roads became much more dangerous during the pandemic, with some groups facing a higher risk than others. From May 2020 through December 2022, 114,528 people lost their lives in ..read more

Louisiana roads have become increasingly dangerous in recent years, with the state consistently ranking among the top for car accident fatalities nationwide. According to a study by The Zebra, in 2020, Louisiana reported 762 fatal crashes, resulting in a death rate of 17.8 per 100,000 people. This places Louisiana fifth in the nation for car ..read more

Intersection safety is a serious concern in New Orleans, as car accidents regularly occur at these locations. However, one particular intersection has become a focal point for serious traffic hazards and complaints. Safety measures proposed for high-risk Algiers intersection Councilman Freddie King is taking action to address a dangerous intersection in Algiers known for scattered debris, excessive speeding, and growing calls for action from neighbors. According to King, the intersection of Wall Street and General De Gaulle has faced numerous complaints. "It's not just small fender benders; t ..read more