Hawaii Laws Are Specific Regarding Mopeds
In some ways, police treat mopeds the same as motorcycles: All mopeds in Hawaii must be registered, and you must either a driver’s license or motorcycle training. However, mopeds don’t require insurance and accidents are treated the same as bicycle accidents. Not harmless vehicles Mopeds may seem like harmless, souped-up bicycles, but the state Department of …
Read MoreFall at a McDonald’s Leads to Premises Liability Claim
Every year in Hawaii and the continental United States, thousands of people are injured in public places as a result of falls. Things such as wet floors, uneven ground, defective stairs or tools left lying on the ground can cause visitors to lose their footing and fall. Legally, it is the responsibility of property owners to eliminate …
Read MoreMoped Driving Laws You Might Not Know About
Driving a moped is a fun change from driving a car. Mopeds are smaller and more mobile than other motorized vehicles so it’s easy to see why people enjoy them. However, there are a few laws for mopeds that aren’t as well known. Be sure to take note of these rules from the state of Hawai’i …
Read MorePremises Liability $1M Suit Against McDonald’s Settled
Customers should not have to be concerned with personal safety when shopping or visiting stores and restaurants. Business and property owners in Hawaii should always welcome visitors with a safe environment. Premises liability laws in the state of Hawaii and across the country say that property and business owners are responsible for the safety and protection of all visitors lawfully on their property. However, things like tools or water …
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