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Sober Living Home in Minot Provides Support to Women In Recovery

Posted on: May 18, 2018 /

Categories: News

The Sanctuary Sober Living for Women, a nonprofit organization that has been registered with the National Sober Living Association, recently opened in the city of Minot, North Dakota. The Sanctuary offers support to local women who are recovering from substance use disorders. According to its representatives, it is the first organizaiton to offer recovery services to residents

Glenwood Springs Rehabilitation Center Helps Mothers

Posted on: May 17, 2018 /

Categories: Opinion

Momenta is a new addiction rehabilitation facility that recently opened in Glenwood Springs, CO, offering both out and inpatient mental health and substance abuse services. Momenta was founded by Mandy Owensby, who has been in recovery for close to six years. As a mother of two, Owensby strived to create a program that specifically helped

Personal Injury Claim: Is Using Arbitration a Good Idea?

Posted on: May 16, 2018 /

Categories: Opinion

Personal injury claims are one of the most common types of lawsuits filed in the US courts of law. However, there are more than a few ways to resolve a personal injury claim which often include the processes of arbitration. Usually, this process involves hiring a legal professional that serves as a neutral third party

A Guide to the Possibility of Accidents: The Different Types of Car Crashes

Posted on: May 15, 2018 /

Categories: Opinion

Compared to other high-income nations, the US soars ahead in a surprising category: car crash fatalities. According to a 2016 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the road death rates of the US have declined at a gelatinous pace compared to the fluid reductions experienced by our international neighbors. Perhaps it has

Five Tips That Can Help You Cut Down on the Cost of Commuting by Car to Work

Posted on: May 11, 2018 /

Categories: Opinion

Commuting to work by car is something that an astonishing 85.4% of Americans do, according to 2016 statistics. While there has been a very small 1.4% decline over the past decade, there are still a whole lot of people who are having to spend time and money commuting by car. With fuel always on the

Autonomous Ridesharing is Coming Faster Than You Think

Posted on: May 8, 2018 /

Categories: News

Autonomous ridesharing isn’t a new concept, but many drivers assume that we’re still many years away from the idea becoming a feasible reality. That mindset has been reaffirmed by news of recent autonomous vehicle crashes, some of which have been fatal. But the industry is moving forward at what seems to be an even faster

A Look at Autonomous Vehicle Guidelines as Google’s Self-Driving Van Crashes

Posted on: May 7, 2018 /

Categories: News

Google’s self-driving van crashed in Phoenix, Arizona. The vehicle, tested under the company’s Waymo division, made headlines after the accident, with many headlines insinuating that the crash was the fault of the vehicle. Police reports quickly followed stating that the crash was the fault of a human driver. A vehicle that was being driven by

What Happens When a Takata Airbag Malfunctions?

Posted on: May 3, 2018 /

Categories: Opinion

The defective airbags produced by a now-bankrupt Japanese auto parts company, Takata Corporation, have been the cause of multiple deaths and injuries since 2003. These gruesome events have triggered the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to recall tens of millions of cars nationwide, which represents the largest safety recall in U.S. history. When these

The Care and Keeping of Your Car

Posted on: May 2, 2018 /

Categories: Opinion

Want to be a true adult? Start taking care of your car like one. When your car looks good, runs great, and stays in good condition for a long time, you’ll feel great about yourself, and for good reason. After all, it’s not just anyone who can take great care of his or her car.

Guidelines for a Successful DMV Hearing After a DUI

Posted on: May 2, 2018 /

Categories: Opinion

The right to a DMV hearing is written in both Federal and State Constitutions: individuals cannot have property taken from them without due process of law. Drivers are thus lawfully entitled to a DMV hearing prior to having their driving privilege taken or suspended, regardless of whether or not they must also appear in court

Sober Living Home in Minot Provides Support to Women In Recovery

Glenwood Springs Rehabilitation Center Helps Mothers

Personal Injury Claim: Is Using Arbitration a Good Idea?

A Guide to the Possibility of Accidents: The Different Types of Car Crashes

Five Tips That Can Help You Cut Down on the Cost of Commuting by Car to Work

Autonomous Ridesharing is Coming Faster Than You Think

A Look at Autonomous Vehicle Guidelines as Google’s Self-Driving Van Crashes

What Happens When a Takata Airbag Malfunctions?

The Care and Keeping of Your Car

Guidelines for a Successful DMV Hearing After a DUI

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