West Virginia motorists see a lot of big rigs on I-70 and other busy highways. It can also be a little intimidating to meet an 18-wheeler on a curve on one of our winding roads. The trailer portion of these rigs often follow the truck on a shorter path and end up left...
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Month: March 2019
Using communication to prevent medical malpractice
On Behalf of Gellner Law Offices | Mar 19, 2019 | Medical Malpractice
Even though incidents of medical malpractice may vary in regards to what actually happened, many of these situations have one thing in common: communication was lacking. Health care professionals in West Virginia must communicate with each other and streamline their...
Head-on collision in West Virginia kills 2
On Behalf of Gellner Law Offices | Mar 8, 2019 | Auto Accident Injuries
A head-on collision can be the scariest type. The drivers of the vehicles may see that the danger is imminent but be unable to prevent the crash from happening. A two-vehicle accident in Malden, West Virginia last week killed two occupants and sent three...
Traffic fatalities in U.S. top 40,000 for third year in a row
On Behalf of Gellner Law Offices | Mar 6, 2019 | Auto Accident Injuries, Motor Vehicle Accidents
Driving in the United States is quite dangerous - likely the most dangerous thing the average person will do on a daily basis. And recent trends indicate that the United States is going in the wrong direction when it comes to driving safety. According to the National...
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