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In March 2022, Governor Doug Ducey signed Bill 1273, which allows motorcyclists to ride between two lanes, also known as “lane sharing.” Advocates for Bill 1273 contend that the bill is different from “lane splitting,” which allows motorcyclists to split lanes on...
Medication errors occur, which can lead to a serious medical incident or even death. Many medication errors are preventable and can be attributed to the negligence of medical professionals. Statistics from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality note that...
More than 230 people died in traffic crashes in the Phoenix area in 2021. That number represents an approximate 25% increase from the previous year. This development has some local governments – including leaders in Phoenix – scrambling how to get people to drive more...
Getting admitted into a hospital is unsettling whether you have a planned surgery or are rushed to the emergency room. When you are admitted into a hospital you trust that the doctors, nurses, and other staff will provide you with appropriate and adequate medical...
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) implemented a project to install larger and more visible wrong-way signs along three of the major Southern Arizona interstates. This project intends to improve roadway safety due to the influx of drivers driving in the...
When a doctor or member of medical staff fails to provide a patient with the care they deserve, the patient can suffer considerable injuries, suffering, or even death. Anyone can suffer from medical malpractice, and a malpractice claim may be the only method of...
Given the large number of motor vehicle crashes and crash fatalities in the greater Phoenix area, Phoenix government officials have proposed a comprehensive road safety plan that utilizes traffic data to analyze crash trends. Phoenix is one of the three major US...
Since May 2021, Tesla has recalled nearly 54,000 of its vehicles due to an error in the self-driving software. The error in the software let vehicles roll through stop signs without coming to a complete stop. Tesla’s Software Update in October 2020: In October...
Car crashes are the leading cause of death for children ages three to fourteen in the United States. In Arizona, children under the age of two are required to use rear-facing car seats, which better protect the child’s back, head, and neck. After the age of two,...
What is the No Surprises Act? As of January 1st, 2022, federal law has banned “surprise medical bills.” The No Surprises Act bans unexpected charges known as out-of-network medical bills. . Patients now have the autonomy to seek medical help without worrying about...