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Progress not perfection: Advocates vow to continue fight against Chicago car accidents caused by drunk drivers

A new study found that 17 million motorists a year drive drunk despite 80 percent of drivers who cite drunk driving as a serious threat to the health and welfare of their family. The study found that 8 percent of motorists admitted to driving drunk at least once in the…

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Chicago rollover car crash injures 5 on Lake Shore Drive

Chicago car crash that occurred on Sunday night has resulted in five people being injured, including three teenagers, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The accident took place when a northbound SUV on Interstate 55 was on a connecting ramp to Lake Shore Drive when it rolled over. All five of…

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Chicago injury lawyer resolves DuPage County bus accident case

Illinois school bus accident attorneys at Abels & Annes have settled a lawsuit that stems from a June 4, 2008 collision in the Western suburb of Woodridge. At the time of the accident, our client was a passenger on a Pace bus that was rear-ended by a school bus. The…

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Chicago car accidents caused by more than distracted driving and runaway Toyotas

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is accusing the federal government of getting sidetracked by text messaging and runaway Toyotas instead of tackling the tough work of forcing the auto industry to incorporate better safety technology into vehicles, the Wall Street Journal reported. Our Chicago accident attorneys have reported exhaustively,…

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Chicago injury lawyers retained in Illinois motorcycle accident case

Chicago motorcycle accident lawyers at Abels & Annes, P.C. have entered into an agreement to represent a motorcyclist from the North Side who was injured in an August 27 accident. The collision occurred as our client rode his motorcycle northbound on Milwaukee Avenue near its intersection with Paulina. At that…

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Training of teen drivers has led to fewer Chicago car accidents — In Indiana … not so much

Officials in Indiana are trying to make sense of a study that found that teens who take driver’s education classes are four time more likely to be involved in a crash than those who forgo the training. The report by the Chicago Breaking News Center comes as officials nationwide continue…

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