According to WTVA, the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) is still advising residents to limit their travel. Dozens of counties are reporting consistent icy conditions on roads and bridges throughout our state. Counties the MDOT has cleared for travel include Madison, Hinds, Scott, Kemper, Newton, and Lauderdale. Continue Reading
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Pedestrian Accident at School Killed 1 Adult, Injured 2 Children During Christmas Pageant
According to WLOX, a tragic pedestrian accident that occurred in Hancock County earlier this month left one dead and two injured. Officials claim the incident happened on a Tuesday night in front of East Hancock Elementary School. Continue Reading
5 Common Fall Injuries Explained
If you learn that a loved one has been in a motor vehicle collision, one of the first questions you will probably ask is where responders took him or her for treatment. It is not surprising when hospitals admit car accident victims because there are so many ways to sustain severe injuries in a crash. Continue Reading
What Should I Do After a Slip and Fall Accident?
Nothing will ruin your day—or the next six months—faster than a slip and fall accident when running errands. All it takes is one wrong step on a cracked, uneven, or slippery surface to sustain serious injuries that land you in the hospital. Continue Reading
Collision on Highway 18 Injures One
According to MS News Now, a two-vehicle collision that occurred on a Friday evening earlier this month sent one person to the hospital. A witness at the scene said a Dodge Dakota was heading south on Wells Road when it allegedly ran the stop sign at the intersection of Wells and Highway 18, striking a Ford Explorer. Continue Reading
3 Elements You Must Prove in a Personal Injury Claim
If you were injured due to another person’s careless or reckless actions, you have a right to claim reasonable compensation for damages that you incurred. There are three elements that you must prove in order for your claim to be successful: Continue Reading
