Why did Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash? Was it a pilot error or a problem with the newly designed Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft? The Boeing 737 Max 8 The Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft
Vehicle owners: daylight savings time is the perfect reminder to do your bi-annual recall check on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) website. It’s also important to know that should you find a safety recall that affects your car,
You finally decided to call your doctor about that pain in your neck – no, I’m not talking about your boss – but you’re worried she won’t understand how bad it is getting. That’s why you’ve put off this appointment.
Spyware apps—popular with suspicious spouses but ostensibly for monitoring children—have recently become a popular target for security researchers and hackers. Many companies are being targeted not to exploit the user data, but to publicize the problems and hopefully shame the
When you live and drive primarily in a metropolitan area, you likely don’t give much thought to emergencies involving your car. You’ve got your cell phone; there’s usually a service station or a friend nearby, and roadside service is a
A common topic of conversation around the water cooler – and elsewhere – this year has been how unusual the weather has been, particularly in terms of heat. It’s been hotter and muggier this year than many of us remember.
Don’t be surprised when – after your personal injury case is over – your health insurance company demands a portion of your settlement. This is called a health insurance lien – an important aspect of your personal injury case. Most
According to a 2017 study by the Insurance Research Council, in 2015, 13 percent of motorists, or one in eight drivers, was uninsured. For this reason alone, Uninsured Motorist Coverage (UM) /Underinsured Motorist Coverage (UIM) insurance may be the most
Self-driving cars will change our lives in many ways over the coming years. Their advocates make big promises from the end of car crashes to the reinvention of our car-centric cities, but the constant stream of serious crashes in the
In a controversial decision which does not bode well for workers, the United States Supreme Court recently ruled that employers can force employees to waive their right to band together and pursue collective actions against their employer. The majority opinion
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