Blog Posts in December, 2018

By: Dan Hausman New Year’s resolutions often include items like getting the promotion at work, picking up a new hobby, losing that holiday weight, volunteering more, or learning a language. While all ...

By: Dan Hausman The holiday season is a festive and wonderful time. People get a chance to take a break from work, spend some quality time with their families, and engage in family traditions. Sadly, ...

By: Allan M. Siegel Over the past several weeks, a string of school bus accidents across the country generated widespread attention and a renewed focus on the importance of abiding by school bus ...

By: Matthew Tievsky When you buy insurance for your automobile, you have the option of purchasing a particular kind of insurance. In the District of Columbia, it is called Personal Injury Protection ...

By: Dan Hausman On November 14, 2018, a class-action civil lawsuit was filed by Timothy B. Lennon and five other named Plaintiffs in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, ...

By: Dan Hausman Pedestrian deaths across the United States have increased by close to 50% since 2010. Clearly, this is a crisis that affects every one of us. After all, we are all pedestrians. ...