Expert Tips for Sharing the Road
Learn best practices and how to safely maneuver when driving near big trucks from a licensed driving instructor. View Video
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Self-Driving Semis Will Soon Hit the Road
Many companies have joined the race to develop the first autonomous semi-trucks that could change the future of shipping. There is no doubt a self-driving semi that can crisscross the country for 17 hours straight would improve efficiency, especially as e-commerce sales skyrocket and a driver shortage persists. Advocates argue that automation makes trucking less […]
New “Super Lawyer”
Happy to report that one of our attorneys, Bradley Coxe, has been named a 2022 “Super Lawyer”. Congratulations!
Happy Thanksgiving
An average of 411 Americans died in motor vehicle accidents during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, 2012 to 2018. Please be careful this holiday season.
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Bradley Coxe North Carolina Appellate Hearing
Below is the link to Bradley Coxe’s North Carolina Appellate Hearing from April 28th: https://youtu.be/-zZDwT_hBFk
Ruling Comes for Bald Head Island Lawsuit
After numerous years, judges finally come to a conclusion on a case involving former public safety officers for the Village of Bald Head Island. https://www.wect.com/2020/12/08/judge-rules-wrongful-termination-libel-suit-brought-by-former-bald-head-public-safety-officers/
Bald Head Island officers fired in 2014 awarded $700k in lawsuit
https://www.wwaytv3.com/2020/12/02/bald-head-island-officers-fired-in-2014-awarded-700k-in-lawsuit/
What is Really Responsible for Health Issues With Vaping?
The tobacco industry would like people to believe that only vaping THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, is responsible for the surge in lung disease and deaths. NOT SO FAST: http://bit.ly/2FRPJBh
Sneaky Vaping Products Used by Teenagers
Here are six products teens are using to vape undetected right under the noses of parents and teachers.
Talk to Your Kids About Vaping
Critics say young people are targeted by vaping companies – many owned by big tobacco – to maximize profits and create a new generation of addicted users. Use this infographic to help start a conversation with your kids and young friends about vaping.
Vaping Statistics
According to the CDC, 2,409 people have been hospitalized due to vape-related lung damage as of December 2019, and 52 people died.
Unregulated and Untested Vaping Products
Vaping skyrocketed in the past few years along with profits for vape manufacturers. Meanwhile, these products remain mostly untested and unregulated.
Bans of Vape Pods Not Enough to Stop Teen Vaping
The FDA just banned the sale of fruit, candy, mint and dessert-flavored vape pods to curb teen vaping, but some experts say that’s not enough.
American Teens and Vaping
An alarming 2019 study of American teens revealed that more than one in four young people used a vaping device in the previous month.
Vaping Dangers
2019 was a deadly year for some who use vaping products while there is growing concern among health care professionals that it was just the tip of the iceberg. Begin the new decade with our latest “You Should Know” newsletter about the unregulated, addictive and dangerous practice of vaping.
Social Host Liability Laws
You may be legally liable in some states if your party guest drinks, drives and causes a crash. Learn more about social host liability laws here: http://bit.ly/2O3rkfX
The Deadliest Holiday on the Roads
Thanksgiving weekend is the deadliest holiday on the road; 528 people were killed in crashes across the country in 2017. http://bit.ly/2O6grKk
New Monthly Newsletter
Most of you probably know drunk driving crashes spike during the holidays. But did you know there are ways to protect yourself and your holiday guests? Check it out in our latest newsletter: https://letamericaknow.com/view_newsletter_ysk.php?memberid=22871&orderid=957&newsletterid=499&issueid=1911&subscriberid=
3 Foodborne Illness Drivers
The three drivers behind more reported outbreaks of foodborne illness include: convenience, imported foods and … well, you might be surprised by the third here: https://letamericaknow.com/view_feature_ysk.php?memberid=22871&orderid=957&issueid=1904#