by Chaikin & Sherman | Sep 3, 2019 | Auto Law
Vehicles contain many distractions that can inhibit our ability to drive safely. In addition to distracting devices, our own behaviors distract and endanger us, including eating, drinking, finding directions, managing children and pets in the car, and more. Learn... by Chaikin & Sherman | Aug 28, 2019 | Auto Law
A new school year is an exciting time, and while new teachers, courses, and classmates may offer plenty of reason to feel happy about the year ahead, there are as many reasons for students and parents to be concerned about safety. From a practical perspective, schools... by Chaikin & Sherman | Aug 2, 2019 | Auto Law
A bipartisan bill introduced by a Republican and Democratic senator is proposing a major change for the trucking industry: capping the top speed of commercial trucks at 65 MPH. Here are some details about the bill: The bill – The Cullum Owings Large Truck... by Chaikin & Sherman | Jul 16, 2019 | Auto Law
A bicyclist has much less protection than a motorist in an accident, which can make a bike accident with a car particularly traumatic. During this difficult time, it may be hard to think clearly, but it is important to take the proper steps following the accident to... by Chaikin & Sherman | Jul 9, 2019 | Auto Law
Those who bicycle frequently enjoy the benefits of fresh air, healthy exercise, and an eco-friendly commute. As with any good thing, however, there are also drawbacks. Most of the time, bicyclists need to share the road with cars, and dangers such as distracted... 
by Chaikin & Sherman | Jul 8, 2019 | Auto Law
There are some troubling trends on the roads of the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. Two reports that were recently published provide hard data about the dangerous conditions on the streets of Maryland, Virginia, and D.C. One report is by Allstate, an insurance...
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