Don’t Drive Here! 4 Cities With The Worst Drivers & Scariest Accidents

Some cities in the United States seem to be packed with terrible drivers. The cities were chosen by averaging out how often each driver becomes involved in a car accident. Here are 4 of the U.S. cities with the worst drivers, and some of the craziest accidents that have happened in these cities. 1.Worcester, Massachusetts The most dangerous city to drive in is Worcester, Massachusetts. The city is ranked with the worst drivers, who are involved in an accident every 4. Read More 

Determining Fault In Three Common Types Of Car Accidents

Car accidents are one of the most common causes of personal injuries in the United States. While there are many configurations in which a collision between two vehicles can occur, three of the most common are head-on collisions, t-bone or side-impact collisions, and rear-end collisions. In each case, establishing which driver is at fault for the accident is essential, since the person at fault is held liable for the medical costs, lost wages and other damages caused by the accident. Read More 

How Can You Protect Your Business From A Slip-And-Fall Lawsuit?

If you own a business, you're already well aware of the potential legal liability you incur simply by having employees and customers present in your building on a daily basis. However, in states without limits on personal injury settlements, this liability can reach dollar amounts you would never have expected. Protecting yourself from these types of lawsuits is one of the savviest things a business owner can do, and can be crucial to the long-term success of the business. Read More 

Mortgage Lenders Saying No? Rent-To-Own May Be An Option

In 2012, according to the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, as many as one-third of all mortgage applicants were denied by mortgage lenders. So, if you've been trying to get approved for a mortgage without success, you are definitely not alone. With the state of the economy, it seems you need excellent credit to be approved these days. Unfortunately, the same state of economy, in addition to the credit crisis and unemployment rate, has made the American Dream of home ownership difficult for many people. Read More