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05/07/25   |   By

Who Is Responsible for Paying Damages in an Airplane Accident?

From a commercial airline incident to a helicopter crash, when an aviation disaster occurs, determining who is responsible for paying victims’ damages becomes a complex process involving multiple parties. In […]

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02/25/25   |   By

Whose Insurance Covers a Car Accident If You Borrow a Car?

Before lending your car to a friend or borrowing someone else’s vehicle, knowing how insurance coverage works in these situations is essential. The question of whose insurance applies after an […]

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02/25/25   |   By

What Happens If You Are in an Accident While Driving Someone Else’s Car in DC?

You’re driving down Pennsylvania Avenue near the National Mall when a delivery truck runs a red light and violently T-bones the vehicle you’re driving. The impact deploys all airbags, shatters […]

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02/19/25   |   By

Why Do We Have Truck Weigh Stations?

Truck weigh stations, though sometimes viewed as inconvenient by drivers, are essential checkpoints that protect public safety and infrastructure. These facilities enforce transportation laws through weight limit monitoring and safety […]

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02/12/25   |   By

Regan Zambri Long Representing Victims of American Airlines Flight 5342

Regan Zambri Long Partners Patrick M. Regan and Chris Regan are currently representing families who were impacted by the tragic American Airlines Flight 5342 crash. Contact us for further information […]

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02/07/25   |   By

What Are the Tire Requirements for a Commercial Truck?

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) work together to ensure consistent commercial vehicle safety standards across the United States. These federal tire […]

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01/31/25   |   By

Regan Zambri Long Aids Families of DC American Airlines Crash Victims

The Washington, DC, aviation accident lawyers at Regan Zambri Long announced they are accepting clients impacted by the plane crash in Washington, DC. According to news reports, an American Airlines […]

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01/28/25   |   By

What Are the DOT Reflective Tape Requirements?

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) sets rules to keep transportation safe and efficient, including requiring reflective tape on commercial vehicles to make them easier to see. Reflective tape causes […]

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01/27/25   |   By

When Should You Yield Your Legal Right-of-Way?

Safely traveling requires more than knowing how to drive. It demands a thorough understanding of traffic laws, including right-of-way laws. These rules orchestrate the flow of traffic and prevent countless […]

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01/25/25   |   By

The Elements of an Effective Warning Label

Manufacturers have a duty to be transparent, and consumers deserve to know exactly what they’re buying. With increasingly complex products, honest and informative warning labels are more important than ever. […]

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01/21/25   |   By

NHTSA Tire Repair Guidelines

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) advocates for road safety, including establishing clear guidelines for proper, safe, and durable tire repairs. Tires endure significant daily wear and tear, facing […]

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