Rachel Ingle

Rachel Ingle is a resolute advocate for personal injury victims across the globe with a professional trajectory spanning over 15 years. While her work reverberates globally, her focus primarily lies within the United States. Rachel has since harnessed her proficiency in research and writing to make a difference in the personal injury industry. With a vast understanding of legal dynamics, Rachel continually updates her knowledge of legislative shifts and auto insurance trends. Her passion and relentless pursuit of justice make her an irreplaceable asset in personal injury advocacy. She believes that victims are best armed with as much knowledge as possible. In her spare time, Rachel enjoys making Thai Cuisine and travelling Southeast Asia.

Lane Splitting by State: Is It Legal?

Lane splitting is common among motorcyclists and bicyclists. Currently, it’s only explicitly permitted in a few states, and specifics vary among areas allowing the practice. Although lane splitting may reduce traffic congestion and improve rider safety, it may also increase the likelihood of an automobile accident. Motorcycle drivers driving at high speeds while splitting lanes […]

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Can I File a Case if I Suffer Injury From Rottweiler Bites?

Researchers found that almost 1,000 people daily need medical attention for dog bite injuries. Furthermore, the study showed that most victims received bites from their pet animals. Dog bite statistics also show that young children are the most common victims of dog attacks. However, dangerous dogs can attack almost anyone. In January 2019, six dogs

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What You Need To Know About Lane Splitting in Texas

Lane splitting has been one of the motorcycle industry’s most controversial legal concerns. Experienced riders would say it’s no big deal, while others believe it increases the risk of motor vehicle accidents. However, regardless of differing opinions about the issue, the bottom line is motorcyclists should adhere to traffic laws. State governments have issued various

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Can I File a Claim if I Get Tetanus From a Dog Bite?

The American Veterinary Medical Association data revealed that US households have almost 85 million dogs. And millions of people suffer from animal bites each year. In fact, in 2018, dog bites were one of the leading causes of non-fatal emergency visits in the US. Dog bites cause severe harm to children and adults, physically and

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When To Sue a Hospital for Malpractice

In 2020, Amy Geiler filed a malpractice lawsuit against her doctors, the MountainView Hospital, and the Mountain’s Edge Hospital. She alleged that the doctors improperly raised her sodium levels, causing her to suffer from locked-in syndrome. It is a condition where conscious patients experience full-body paralysis except for their eye muscles.  Medical malpractice is a

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Is Lyft or Uber Safer for Riders?

The gig economy in the US has flourished exponentially in recent years. A Pew Research Center study revealed at least 16 percent of American adults have worked for an online gig platform. It includes jobs like delivering or shopping for groceries, driving for a rideshare app, performing household tasks, etc. Gig platforms classify workers as

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Wrongful Death Statute of Limitations in Florida

Preventable injuries like car accidents, poisoning, and falls represent the majority of accidental deaths in the US. The National Safety Council reported that almost half of the preventable injury-related fatalities in the US are from poisoning. Meanwhile, car accidents accounted for 21 percent or 42,399 deaths. Falls, on the other hand, resulted in more than

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Everything You Need To Know About Rear-end Collisions

Rear-end collision is considered one of the most common car crashes, with almost seven percent of fatal traffic-related crashes. These accidents can happen when drivers are distracted, tired, or drunk. It can also occur when drivers merge into highways or attempt to pass other drivers.  Fortunately, rear-end collisions usually result in minor to moderate injuries.

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Defensive Driving Tips: Safety Cushion Driving

Motorists face various hazards while on the road, such as heavy traffic, dangerous driving behaviors, and inclement weather. Even if you only drive occasionally, the combination of road safety hazards can significantly influence your risk of crashing.  Motor vehicle crashes are often complex and rarely have a single cause. But while they are usually a

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