Word: accidentals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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California, which leads the nation with 250,000 registered cycles, compiled a grisly record in 1965 with 263 fatal accidents (some involving more than one death) for motorcycles and 13 for scooters. Ironically, the accident rate is lower on California's roaring freeways than at the low speeds of...
How did this come about, who betrayed whom? The answer seems to lie between accident and legalism. To begin with, the recent decision completely contradicted a 1962 vote (by the same court) in which it decided, also eight to seven, that it did have jurisdiction in the case. After six...
When the case came to trial, it seemed a routine personal-injury suit. It took on a new aspect when Budner cited a state law that requires all new Wisconsin cars to be equipped with two seat belts. Though her new car was duly belted, Mrs. Busick herself was admittedly...
> "The kiss was fully on the mouth," admitted the plaintiff, Mary Nofsinger, 25. "And it endured up to the time of the accident?" asked her ex-boyfriend's lawyer. A: "Yes." Q: "This wasn't the first time you kissed, was it?" A: "No." But it was the...
Team Trauma. As an experienced trial lawyer, Marshall is unsurprised that two witnesses rarely report the same set of facts about an auto accident, "an exceedingly complex and sudden occurrence taking less than ten seconds." For one thing, witnesses overestimate time and distance according to how endangered they feel. They...