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Kansas Semi-Truck Accidents Can Have Deadly Consequences
Recently, KSNT reported on a tragic semi-truck accident in Kansas that resulted in five fatalities and other injuries. The crash illustrates the potential extent of harm when a truck is involved in a collision. Truck crashes are disproportionately fatal compared with accidents involving only cars. Those riding in the truck are less likely to sustain serious injury in an accident...
Read MoreTips for Avoiding Motorcycle Accidents in Wichita
A motorcycle accident occurred recently in Wichita, as was reported by KSN.com. The accident happened on a Sunday morning shortly after 1:30 AM. The motorcycle rider was on a 1998 Honda motorcycle traveling in the westbound lane of U.S. 54 between Edgemoor Street and Olive Street. The motorcycle reportedly rear-ended a 2014 Dodge Charger being driven by...
Read MoreStudy Shows Medical Errors Are Third-Leading Cause of Death
Johns Hopkins researchers highlight issues with recordkeeping It's well known that medical errors can lead to serious injuries and death. But until recently, it hasn't been clear just how many deaths they cause. According to a study by researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine, over 250,000 Americans die each year due to medical errors. That...
Read MoreWhat Happens After a Hit-and-Run Crash in Wichita?
Recently, Kake.com reported on a hit-and-run accident which left an eight year old girl injured. The incident was reported to law enforcement at around 4:15 PM. It occurred near Funston and Ida in West Wichita. The little girl was in a red vehicle. The car which struck the red vehicle was a silver passenger car....
Read MoreLawmakers Reject Increased Speed Limit That Could Affect Kansas Car Accidents
Supporters and opponents both argued for highway safety Legislators in the Kansas House of Representatives recently voted down an amendment that would have increased the speed limits on some highways. The proposed law would have given the Kansas Department of Transportation the option of raising the speed limit from 75 to 80 on divided...
Read MoreWichita Truckers Need to Remove Snow to Prevent Truck Accidents
Long-haul truck drivers may encounter snow and ice in many states they travel across over the course of the winter. Penske warns truckers they need to be aware there are different rules for snow and ice removal across different states. Truckers from warmer-weather locations, in particular, need to be aware they may be getting new...
Read MoreWhy Seek Medical Attention after a Rear-End Crash in Wichita?
After a rear-end crash occurs, everyone involved in the accident may sustain injuries and incur medical expenses and missed time from work. The financial losses from an accident can be very high, as even slow-speed rear-end crashes can cause lots of damage. Bankrate, for example, indicates a rear-end collision between a car and SUV can lead...
Read MoreHow Can Wichita Drivers Help Reduce Collisions Next Year?
Data from National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has been released regarding total auto accident fatalities in 2015. NHTSA compares data over the years in order to see trends in road safety. While fatality rates had been going down, this trend is reversed in 2015 and there was a significant increase in the number of people...
Read MoreWhere Head On Crashes Are Most Likely to Occur in Wichita
This holiday season, many drivers will be traveling to see friends and family. As motorists hit the roads, it is important to understand how to reduce the risk of one of the most dangerous car accident types: head-on collisions. Knowing where head-on crashes are most likely to occur can help motorists to make sure they...
Read MoreWarner Law Offices Included in US News-Best Lawyers 2016 Ranking
Warner Law Offices, a leading law firm in the Wichita area, has been listed in the 2016 Best Law Firms in America by U.S. News-Best Lawyers, a recognition that attorney Thomas M. Warner Jr. says reflects the firm's dedication to helping the injured in Kansas. The firm received recognition in the Tier 1 metro area...
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