Law Offices of Peter Miller Blog
In the first article of this two-part series, I discussed the anatomy of the spine. In this part part, I will discuss common spinal cord injuries. There are several types of spinal injuries that can occur because of an accident,…
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In this two-part series, I will discuss the nature of the spine and the types of injuries that it can sustain in an accident. One of the most frequent injuries sustained by people hurt in a motor vehicle accident is…
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When I wrote this article in the second week of April, there were already 122 fatalities from traffic crashes in Arkansas since January, 2017 and there have more since. That is just tragic and unacceptable. Nationally, there is a car…
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The Arkansas Police announced that April is “Distracted Driving Prevent Month”. The campaign is a result of Arkansas law enforcement agencies joining the national “U Drive U Text You Pay” campaign in an effort to prevent and stop distracted driving….
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Do you know that any activity you do other than driving while driving is called distracted driving? This includes texting, eating, drinking, talking to people in your vehicle, messing with the entertainment or navigation system, talking on the phone, or…
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There is a danger to kids in motor vehicles that is not widely discussed. It’s called seat belt entanglement and it can be deadly. Children who can reach a seat belt can be strangled by pulling it all the way…
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Defensive driving is the safest kind of driving there is. It uses safe driving strategies in a variety of different situations to ensure that an accident does not occur. When learned, it becomes an innate part of a basic way…
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I mentioned in a brief social media posting that my good friend’s aunt and uncle were members of the church group whose bus collided with a pickup, killing 13. Mercifully, his relatives weren’t on the bus and are helping minister…
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The Arkansas Legislature voted last Friday to approve and send to the governor’s desk a bill to raise maximum speed limits on highways in the state. House Bill 2057 by Rep. DeAnn Vaught, R-Horatio, would raise speed limits on controlled-access…
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Although driver’s education courses are not mandatory in Arkansas, I highly recommend that you consider one for your teenager. Driving education involves learning the rules of the road and how to safety operate a vehicle. The benefits are numerous, and…
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