How to Get the Maximum Settlement From an Insurance Company After an AccidentUseful tips to help ensure you receive the best possible settlement offer from an insurance adjuster after an accident.
Thanksgiving Travel Plans? Expect Near Record Volumes on the RoadDo you have plans to travel this Thanksgiving? We at Sheeley Law want you to get to your destination safely. Read our blog for safety tips.
Halloween Can Be a Scary Night For Pedestrians – Follow These Safety Tips to Prevent Trick-or-Treat Halloween is just around the corner and parents are enthusiastically picking out costumes for their children and making trick-or-treat plans. While every par...
As The Popularity of Bicycling Grows, So Does the Risk of Serious or Fatal Accidents As the popularity of bike riding continues to grow, so does the number of accidents involving pedestrians, other bikes, or vehicles.
Memorial Day Weekend is the Most Dangerous Weekend – Tips to Keep You SafeMemorial Day weekend is among our most favorite holidays, as it marks the unofficial start of summer. For most southern New Englanders, it’s three days full ...
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness – Tips for Sharing the Road & Keeping Everyone SafeAs the weather warms up, you will notice the massive amount of motorcycles cruising the streets. Bikes can be a lot of fun but there are also significant ris...
It's National Distracted Driving Month - Myths vs. Facts to Help You Stay Safe ALL YEAR LONGDespite the Hands-Free Driving Law that was passed in June of 2018, you likely still encounter people with one hand on the wheel and the other hand on their ...
Spring Has Arrived and That Means Personal Injuries Will Be On The Rise – Tips to Keep You SafeSpring has finally arrived and warm weather is just around the corner. Despite all of our excitement, our inherent desire to have fun and put an end to winte...
Alarming Statistics about St. Patrick’s Day and DrinkingSt. Patrick’s Day is a holiday where everyone seems to be Irish. This year, it falls on a Sunday with the infamous Newport St. Patrick’s Day Parade being hel...
Warning to Rhode Islanders About the Issues Surrounding Medical Transportation Management’s Non-Em Sheeley Law has received numerous calls from concerned residents about the issues surrounding Medical Transportation Management (or “MTM”). MTM recently beca...
With Over 500 Personal Injury Attorneys in RI, How Do You Choose the Right One For You? In the days following an auto accident, you will face many important decisions that have long-term effects. Finding the "right" Rhode Island personal injury ...
How Social Media Can Harm Your Accident CaseSocial media is a powerful, influential technology that is pervasive in this day and age. What is the first thing that you do when something important happen...
What You Need to Know About Slip & Fall Accidents This Winter As temperatures continue to plunge, sleet, snow, ice and black ice create a nasty recipe for slip and fall accidents. In a perfect world, you should feel fre...
Holiday Travel: What To Do If You Are In An Accident in Another State or with an Out-of-State DriveThe holidays are upon us, and for many people that means festive gatherings with family and friends, near and far. Thanksgiving and Christmas are two of the ...
What Should You Do If You Are a Victim of a Hit & Run Accident?It happens more often than you think – you are driving along, paying attention to the road when another driver cuts you off, slamming into the front corner o...
What To Do If You Are Involved in a Pedestrian Accident People from all over the world flock to Rhode Island in the summer months. In fact, some cities and towns like Newport, Rhode Island, where Sheeley Law is he...
SUMMER RIDING: TOP MOTORCYCLE MYTHS & TIPSAs the weather warms up, you will certainly notice more motorcycles out on the road. Bikes can be a lot of fun but there are also inherent risks. Unlike cars...
Drivers Beware! RI’s New “Hands Free” Law Goes Into Effect on June 1Rhode Island has joined 16 U.S. states in passing the “Hands Free” law. Beginning June 1st, it will be illegal for Rhode Islanders to hold their phones up ...
