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How Climate Change and Extreme Weather Are Affecting Premises Liability Cases in 2025

By Jason Bottlinger on April 12, 2025

Climate change is upon us and is now affecting everyday legal matters, like premises liability. This is because as extreme weather events become more frequent and severe, issues like extreme heat, hurricanes, flooding, and wildfires are reshaping how these cases are handled in 2025.

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Can I Sue a Trucking Company After a Semi-Truck Accident?

By Jason Bottlinger on April 5, 2025

Vehicle accidents involving semi-trucks can cause catastrophic injuries. If the trucking company’s negligence contributed to your injuries, you have the right to file a lawsuit seeking compensation for your medical expenses and other damages, such as lost wages.

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Posted in: Truck Accidents

Apartment Complex Negligence: When Ice and Snow Lead to Injury in Omaha

By Jason Bottlinger on March 3, 2025

A dangerous slip and fall can happen anywhere during winter in Nebraska. Omaha’s winter weather often brings snow, freezing rain, and fluctuating temperatures, which create hazardous icy conditions. Snow that melts during the day can refreeze at night, making walkways, parking lots, and stairways treacherous.
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Posted in: Premises Liability

Top Winter Driving Dangers in Omaha: Worst Roads and Common Mistakes to Avoid 

By Jason Bottlinger on February 13, 2025

Driving in Omaha during the winter can be tricky, with snow and ice making the roads slippery and dangerous. The city’s unique weather patterns, combined with steep inclines and frequent traffic congestion, frequently catch drivers off guard. But there are steps you can take to minimize dangers while on the winter roads.
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Posted in: Traffic Safety

How Is Fault Determined in a Bicycle Accident?

By Jason Bottlinger on December 28, 2024

Determining fault in a bicycle accident requires evaluating the circumstances of the collision, such as who acted negligently or violated traffic laws. But what happens when the situation isn’t so straightforward?
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Posted in: Bicycle Accidents

Staying Safe During Omaha’s Winter Season

By Jason Bottlinger on December 20, 2024

Omaha winters can be magical, but winter weather combined with the hustle and bustle of the holiday season could mean more accidents. This guide gives you some important tips on how to handle winter in Omaha safely.
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Common Injuries from Slip-and-Fall Accidents

By Jason Bottlinger on November 20, 2024

Slip-and-fall accidents can lead to several types of injuries that cause serious symptoms, including chronic pain and loss of mobility. Understanding the causes of these incidents, such as wet floors, uneven surfaces, and poor lighting, is crucial in preventing them and seeking justice when they occur.
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Posted in: Premises Liability

What to Say to Police After a Car Accident

By Jason Bottlinger on October 15, 2024

Why What You Say to the Police Matters After a Car Accident

Knowing what to say to police after a car accident helps ensure accurate documentation of the incident. Words exchanged at the scene of the accident can have a significant impact on your case, so approach these conversations with attention and clarity.
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Posted in: Car Accidents

Omaha’s Dog Laws: Leashes, Vaccinations, and More

By Jason Bottlinger on July 30, 2024

Owning a dog in Omaha comes with responsibilities—not just to the animal but also the community. From limits on the number of dogs one can own to specific rules about vaccinations and public behavior, Omaha has a variety of regulations that every dog owner needs to be aware of.
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Posted in: Dog Bites

How Does Age Affect Someone’s Driving Ability?

By Jason Bottlinger on June 30, 2024

Safe and effective driving is highly dependent on a person’s skill, as it requires sound judgment, good reflexes, and situational awareness. An individual’s skill and driving ability is highly dependent on age. Younger drivers often lack experience and may engage in riskier behaviors, leading to higher accident rates. On the other hand, older drivers might face issues with reaction times and vision, increasing accident risk.
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Posted in: Car Accidents

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