On behalf of Morris, Downing & Sherred, LLP posted in Motor Vehicle Accidents on Thursday, May 14, 2015. New Jersey residents may benefit from a recent study on distracted driving that was conducted by the Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety. The study found that taking their eyes off of the road, even for just […]
Distracted driving dangers
On behalf of Morris, Downing & Sherred, LLP posted in Motor Vehicle Accidents on Friday, January 9, 2015. Drivers in New Jersey who have lost loved ones or who have been injured in a distraction-related car accident agree that distracted driving is a dangerous problem. There are statistics to back up this opinion. The Centers […]
DUI check zones scheduled for Mount Laurel
On behalf of Morris, Downing & Sherred, LLP posted in Car Accidents on Monday, April 28, 2014. A responsible driver doesn’t drink and drive. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a crime in all 50 states. If the impaired person is involved in car accidents, that person may be required to compensate any […]
New Jersey police in Roxbury to target distracted drivers
On behalf of Morris, Downing & Sherred, LLP posted in Car Accidents on Friday, April 4, 2014. Across the country, many institutions will be promoting safe driving during April, which is National Distracted Driving Awareness month. The spotlight on this issue may not be brighter anywhere other than one New Jersey town, which is working to […]
Texting while driving impairs New Jersey drivers
On behalf of Morris, Downing & Sherred, LLP posted in Car Accidents on Friday, November 1, 2013. Texting while driving has been a concern for lawmakers and citizens since cell phones were introduced. Texting can cause drivers to lose focus on the road, be unaware of their surroundings and may lead to deadly car accidents. Recently, […]
NJ bill would allow police to look at cell phones after accidents
On behalf of Morris, Downing & Sherred, LLP posted in Car Accidents on Thursday, June 20, 2013. A proposal pending before the New Jersey legislature would allow law enforcement officers investigating a car collision to demand and then inspect the cell phones of the motorists involved in the wreck. While some critics of this measure […]
