Electronic Logging Device Data in Truck Accident Investigations

Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) function as “black boxes” for commercial trucks. The ELD is connected to the truck’s engine, and it monitors when the truck is moving and when it has stopped. ELDs replace paper logs for those interstate truck drivers who are required to keep record of duty status (RODS) logs. The National Transportation…

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How Survivors Are Helping Change Laws for the Better

Sexual abuse survivors can often be hesitant to come forward and report the abuse they have suffered, and there are countless reasons for this. The decision to report sexual abuse or assault is a personal one. When survivors do choose to come forward, though, they can affect great changes. As attorneys who work for survivors,…

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Truck “Backing-Up” Accidents – Can We Reduce Them?

You’ve likely heard the piercing “beep beep beep” and seen flashing lights as a semi-truck has shifted into reverse to back into a loading dock or parking lot. You may also have noticed how difficult and dangerous it looks when a truck driver performs this maneuver, with limited visibility and space. Sometimes, these trucks may…

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Infrared Red Light Tech Could Detect Infant Brain Injury Earlier

In what’s being hailed as an important step forward in mitigating birth injuries, researchers at University College London have developed a device that uses light to detect brain damage in infants. The team is now planning a clinical trial of the device, called NIRS. NIRS – broadband near-infrared spectroscopy – is a spectroscopic method that…

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Taylor & Ring Named to 2019 List of “Best Law Firms”

We are proud to announce that Taylor & Ring has been selected for inclusion once again on the list of “Best Law Firms,” presented by Best Lawyers® and U.S. News & World Report. The Firm earned a Tier 1 ranking for their working in Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs, and a Tier 2 ranking for…

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Bedsores Frequently Caused by Nursing Home Neglect

Bedsores are a common problem in nursing homes across the country. Elderly residents develop these wounds, sometimes called pressure sores or pressure ulcers, from laying in the same place, in the same position for long periods of time. Patients in wheelchairs or who are bedridden are at the highest risk of developing bedsores. While sometimes…

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