Karns & Kerrison Blog

• As Shutdowns Ease, Car Accidents Are Increasing in Rhode Island

  Jun 23, 2020
  Now that we’ve entered Phase 2 re-opening, more people are out and about all around Rhode Island. Social gatherings can now include up to 15 people, ...
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• If an Uber or Lyft Driver Hits Me, Whose Insurance Will Pay?

  Mar 6, 2020
  With Uber and Lyft providing a cheaper ride service than taxis and more private experience than public transit, use has exploded all over the nation. ...
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• How Do I Prove an Uninsured or Underinsured Insurance Claim?

  Dec 30, 2019
  Though Rhode Island requires drivers to carry bodily injury insurance of $25,000 for one person and $50,000 total, along with $25,000 in property ...
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• What are the First Steps if I am in a Car Accident While on Vacation?

  Aug 21, 2019
  The main goal of a vacation is to step away from everyday life and enjoy some time free of stress. A car accident can quickly derail your plans to ...
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• Is the 737 MAX Safe to Fly?

  Jun 26, 2019
  After months of mishandling controversy and attempting to mitigate the damage it caused, Boeing has signed its first deal for the 737 MAX jet since ...
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• Attorney Jude Kerrison Secures Large Settlement For Client Injured at Work

  Jun 6, 2019
  At Karns & Kerrison, we’re always looking for ways to help our clients. Since we first established our firm in 1974, our attorneys have been serving ...
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• 5 Summer Driving Safety Tips

  May 30, 2019
  Now that summer vacation season is here, many Americans will embark on road trips and/or drive to the beach. However, there are many driving dangers ...
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• Should You Drive with a Fractured Sternum?

  May 16, 2019
  One of the most common injuries from a car accident is a broken or fractured sternum—whether you’re a driver or passenger in the vehicle involved. The ...
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