Snowy and icy roads are well-known wintertime safety hazards. Drivers have to slow down, increase their following distance and limit abrupt maneuvers to avoid preventable crashes during winter weather. As temperatures rise and snow melts away, drivers may become...
Month: February 2026
Injured on a bus? You may be entitled to compensation
If you ride the bus every day, sudden braking can start to feel like part of the routine. Most of the time, it is manageable. But sometimes the driver hits the brakes without warning, and the bus jolts with far more force than a normal commute should involve. That...
Bitten by a friend’s dog? 4 things to know in Delaware
A dog bite can be frightening and emotionally complicated, especially when the dog belongs to someone you trust. Many people hesitate to explore their legal options because they worry about blame, awkward conversations or harming a relationship. In Delaware, however,...
When are bedsores indicative of nursing home neglect?
The more time people spend in their beds or in sedentary positions, the greater the likelihood of them developing bedsores. Older adults are at especially high risk of these wounds, sometimes called pressure ulcers. They develop due to the constant pressure of the...
When does negligent snow removal lead to liability in Delaware?
Snow and ice can quickly turn ordinary walkways into dangerous conditions. When property owners fail to take reasonable steps after winter weather, falls can occur. Delaware law sets expectations for snow and ice removal, and those standards determine when liability...

