Theme parks are designed to provide excitement, laughter, and unforgettable memories for families and thrill-seekers alike. From roller coasters that defy gravity to water rides that promise a refreshing adrenaline rush, these attractions are carefully marketed as safe spaces for fun. Yet, beneath the dazzling lights and joyful atmosphere lies

Busy highways are not where most people expect to find scooters and e‑bikes — yet as micromobility devices proliferate, collisions on high‑speed, congested roads are becoming a growing legal and insurance problem. Plaintiffs and defense teams alike face a tangle of unclear liability, policy exclusions, and low coverage limits that

Roadways across the United States are becoming increasingly crowded. From congested urban intersections to suburban highways filled with cars, trucks, bicycles, scooters, and e-bikes, the shared use of limited space has made travel more complex and, at times, dangerous. One of the greatest threats in this environment comes from distracted

When roads become overcrowded with cars, trucks, motorcycles, e-bikes, and scooters all competing for limited space, accidents are almost inevitable. Collisions in these situations are often complex, involving multiple vehicles and parties. Unlike a straightforward rear-end crash where one driver is clearly at fault, road crowding accidents can raise difficult

Electric scooters (e-scooters) and traditional kick scooters have rapidly become part of the urban transportation landscape. They offer a convenient, affordable, and environmentally friendly alternative for short commutes. However, their rise in popularity has also coincided with an increase in accident reports—particularly during peak traffic hours. As cities grapple with

Every year, thousands of accidents on U.S. roads are not caused by weather conditions, mechanical failure, or simple mistakes—but by something far more dangerous: road rage and aggressive driving. For motorcyclists, e-bike riders, and scooter users, these incidents are especially devastating. Without the protective frame of a car, riders face