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The Holton Law Firm understands that knowledge is power. Read the blog posts on this site to learn more about your mid-South car wreck, birth injury, product liability, medical malpractice, or birth injury case. Contact our Memphis office to speak with an experienced and aggressive attorney about your claim.
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Spotting Distracted Drivers Distracted driving endangers everyone, and law enforcement is using a new tactic to spot distracted drivers before accidents occur. -
Study Shows Increase in Fatal Medical Errors A 2016 study identified medical errors as a leading cause of death. If you lost a loved one to a medical mistake, you may be eligible for compensation. -
Takata Recalls Lead to Bankruptcy After filing for bankruptcy in 2017, embattled Japanese airbag manufacturer Takata announced millions of additional recalls. Learn more here. -
Fatal Car Accidents and the Improper Use of Child Restraints Studies reveal many children who die in fatal car crashes aren’t properly restrained. Learn safe restraint tips and what to do if your child is injured. -
Avoiding Unnecessary Procedures During Pregnancy Medical interventions are becoming more common during pregnancy and birth. However, studies suggest not all interventions are necessary, and some carry risk. -
Speed Limit Increases to Raise Death Toll On the highway, speed can limit response time and increase the risk of an accident. As speed limits increase, experts expect the death toll to do the same. -
Texting and Driving Linked to Insurance Rate Increases If your car insurance premiums have increased, it may be due to people who text and drive. Learn why these drivers may cause insurers to raise their rates. -
Medical Malpractice and Tort Reform Championed by medical industry lobbyists and politicians, medical malpractice tort reform could negatively impact a victim's ability to collect compensation. -
Study Says Xarelto Bleeding Rates Higher Than Competitors Xarelto has been linked to life-threatening internal bleeding. A 2017 Mayo Clinic study suggests the drug's bleeding risks are the highest in its class. -
The Dangers of Medically Unfit Truck Drivers Commercial truck drivers must pass periodic health screenings to keep their job, but flaws in the self-reporting system may allow unfit drivers stay on the road