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The difference is huge, and the intentional use of the term "accident" has a history of deceit.Today's blog is about the CrashNotAccident initiative, made possible by RoadPeace.org.

Ever feel tethered to your phone? Do you worry that your kids are spending too much time with their eyes glued to that tiny monitor in their hands? You aren’t alone. Studies show people are concerned with their smartphone usage. A recent CNN poll revealed that half of U.S. teens feel they are addicted to their mobile devices.

So many people hitting the roads in the summer can mean an increase in car accidents. If you or a loved one are in a car accident, the attorneys at Pittman, Dutton, Hellums, Bradley & Mann are here for you. We focus on car accident cases and have won our clients millions in favorable settlements and verdicts. Reach out to our practice today to learn more.

As drivers, we know distracted driving is a potentially deadly habit, and yet so many of us continue to do it – a whopping 3 out of 4 people text while driving. You can sometimes spot the driver who has a phone in hand by their driving patterns.

The best way to ensure you get the compensation you need is by relying on an accident attorney. Pittman, Dutton, Hellums, Bradley & Mann built a well-respected practice on successfully representing accident victims and securing the money victims deserve. If you or a loved one have whiplash following a motor vehicle accident, find out how our decades of experience can go to work for you.

Not only does brain science explain the cause behind these behaviors, but it also offers the solution. Thanks to the brain’s innate plasticity (ability to change), the compulsion toward distracted driving can be overcome through consistent applied effort.April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, which means there’s no better time to start transforming your brain to be part of the solution.