Friday, May 20, 2011

Saving a Pretty Face-- Demi Lovato Escapes LA Fender Bender Crash

More than a rocker-- she's a teen crash survivor.

Camp Rock star Demi Lovato once again proves her luck after escaping serious injury from a car accident in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday.

According to Los Angeles police officers, the teen heartthrob was traversing south Los Angeles when another driver crashed onto her Mercedes Benz. The Camp Rock star was unhurt in the accident, but her car was lightly damaged.

Lovato broke her months of silence with a "bang" in LA. Frustratingly, she still looked stressed out while talking with the other driver.

Good thing her figure was unaffected with the crash, and fans can continue to look forward to another teen choice fav film of Demi.

Should Demi was hurt in the accident; her "Brothers" will be regretful on her shattered "Rock" plans.

Lovato adds to the list of Hollywood celebs who have experienced infamous LA crash downtown. She now belongs to the aggrieved residents who hope for improved safety on LA streets.

If you are one of the victims of LA car accidents caused by a road hazard, you can consult with a Personal Injury lawyer in Los Angeles to help you assert legal action. Your attorney will help you prove the liability of the City as well as the other driver who caused the fender bender accident.

A Personal Injury lawsuit can help you obtain compensation for your losses. You may call Mesriani Law Group number at 1-866-772-2889 toll free. You may also send an email at info@mesriani.com for free case analysis.

Daniel Lanois Goes Motorcycling again after Recuperation

Guitarist-singer Daniel Lanois is back on riding motorcycle after recuperating from an accident at Los Angeles.
The artist was seen motorcycling on his way home at Los Angeles on Wednesday. Lanois confirmed he's back on the iron horse after recovering from multiple injuries in June 2010.

Lanois commented how his back still hurt after sustaining broken ribs and partly collapsed lung. Nevertheless, he pursued motorcycling again on a “hobby” basis.

The 59-year-old described how his doctor is not pleased with his new riding activities. What more if he’ll describe how he traverses to and fro downtown with his dirt bike. On top of his “hobby” activities, Lanois has series of concert tours with his band Black Dub.

While recuperating may take few months for some people, for Lanois, it seems like it only took weeks. This Grammy guy may serve as an idol for fans, but not his after-crash actions.

He will do better with being a passenger in his tour bus rather than roaming LA streets with his accident-prone bike.
Repeat traffic offenses can yield more penalties rather than healing. It can even aggravate driving license suspension or fines. More so, you might spend the next years of your life in prison.

Should you crash onto somebody else’ car again, you know it will not just be multiple injuries. It might spell “the end” for your career and personal life. To learn more on how you’ll deal with a second accident case, you may consult with a Personal Injury lawyer in Los Angeles to help you undergo the legal process.

You may call Mesriani Law Group number at 1-866-772-2889 toll free. You may also send an email at info@mesriani.com for free case analysis.

Friday, April 15, 2011

Air Bags are meant to Secure Not to Injure

Complemented by seat belts, air bags were designed to protect drivers from serious injuries during vehicle accidents. If sudden impact arose, air bags should automatically deploy and protect the driver from being thrown forward.

However, some people do not know that air bags may cause also injuries if it fails to operate properly. There were instances reported that defective air bags deploy too soon or even released though it was not needed. With this, the driver may lose control of the vehicle and be involved in an injury or fatal accident.

There were also incidents that these air bags did not operate at all after an impact.

Just this Thursday, April 14, Ford has declared its decision to recall their popular F-150 pickup truck after some injuries were reported due to the defective air bags that may have been installed on this vehicle model.

Air bags should be placed on vehicles to secure drivers not to increase the possibility of sustaining serious injuries or fatalities. Thus, car manufacturers must have a thorough check on this safety feature before launching it to the market. It is their supreme liability to ensure the security of their buyers.

For those who may have problems regarding their vehicle’s air bags, you have the right to raise your complaints and have this safety feature repaired before you got involve in an accident.

As for those who already sustained injuries due to air bag defects, note all the details of the accident and file your case. Be sure to consult a product liability lawyer to have better chances of obtaining suitable damages against the car manufacturer.

Friday, December 17, 2010

Unlicensed Teen Falls Asleep, Crashes Big Rig

The driver’s inexperience and ignorance of traffic laws will surely get him in trouble and so responsible motorists would never allow an unlicensed person to drive a vehicle for whatever reason.

However, this is not the case in a recent big rig accident involving a sleepy, unlicensed teen.

A 16-year-old driving without a license reportedly fell asleep while on an eastbound big rig. The rig flipped and crashed a few feet from a mobile home park. Thankfully, no one was seriously injured and there were no reported damages to any of the mobile homes nearby.

According to authorities, a 20-year-old man who was supposed to be driving the big rig allowed the teen to drive as he took a nap while travelling along the 210 Freeway before 4 am. The big rig was hauling some 36,000 pounds of whipped cream and sour cream.

Apparently, the teen was also sleepy and so he made an unsafe turn that result to the rollover crash. Aside from the man and the unlicensed teen, there were also two occupants of the big rig aged 3 and 13.

Rescuers searched for the children initially thought to be trapped inside the big rig but they were eventually found safe and hiding in nearby bushes.

The unidentified designated driver of the big rig should have never allowed the teen to drive especially during a time when fatigue and lack of sleep will affect his good judgment and the bulk of the vehicle will make maneuvering harder.

If he really is sleepy, then, the driver should have just pulled over and taken a nap or a break rather than endanger the lives of the occupants by letting the unlicensed teen drive.

It may not be the first time for the teen to drive illegally but it shouldn’t be encouraged by adults around him because it will certainly result to traffic violations and, possibly, serious vehicle accidents.

Thursday, December 2, 2010

Bicyclist Injured In Front of Rio Hondo College in Whittier

A bicycle accident in front of Rio Hondo College in Whittier injured one person this week.

According to reports, the collision happened shortly after 8 o’clock in the morning along Workman Mill Road.

The driver, in an act of kindness, brought the injured bicyclist to Beverly hospital where he was treated.

Although the CHP is still investigating the collision, it is highly likely that it will be ruled as an accident and no criminal charges will be filed.

Now the question is: what if this kind-hearted driver offers to settle the case with the victim? Should he accept?
Well, the answer is no.

Although the driver is to be commended for transporting the bicyclist to the hospital, it should be known that it is actually his duty under the law.

California law does not specifically say bring victim to a hospital, the law does state that motorists involved in a road traffic accident should provide reasonable assistance to those who are injured and that includes arranging transport to a hospital.

Now, back to why the bicyclist should not accept the settlement.

The truth is the bicyclist does not know yet the extent of the injuries he sustained, the damage to his bike, and its overall effect on his life.

He might accept the settlement then regret it later on once he realizes that the amount he got is not enough to cover the expenses caused by the injuries he sustained from the injuries.

My advice is that he should consult a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer for guidance and he should not worry too much about the kind-hearted driver.

This is exactly what car accident insurance is for.