The New York Giants and New England Patriots will be playing head-t0-head in this season’s 46th annual Super Bowl game.  The game will be held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Both teams have played each other at the Super Bowl before.  In 2008, the Giants upset the Patriots winning the game.

This year, the Giants have a 12-7 record, and the Patriots have a 15-3 record.

The game kicks off at 6:30pm EST on NBC.  For more information regarding the players, visit the Super Bowl website.

Paynter was driving southbound at the 200 block of the Philadelphia Pike north of Edgemoor and Shipley Roads when he lost control of his vehicle, spun out into the northbound lanes, and struck and killed Vincent Williams of Wilmington.  After he struck Williams, he continued south hitting other objects and a parked car.

Paynter was charged with vehicular homicide, driving under the influence, and driving with a suspended license.  He is held at Young Correctional Institution.

Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with the victim’s family.

If you or a loved one has been injured or worse in a car accident, contact Delaware car accident lawyers of Morris James LLP by calling 302-655-2599.

At around 2:24am, Cook was driving her 2006 Pontiac Vibe at an extremely high rate of speed on New Granville Road when she lost control of her vehicle while making a turn on the 100 block.  The vehicle veered off the road, struck a lampost, mailbox, crossed two lawns, the front door and bay window of a house, and ended in the garage.  The vehicle damaged a 2012 Mercedes Benz and Harley Davidson parked in the garage.

According to police, it is believed alcohol was involved in the crash.  Cook refused medical treatment on the scene.  The incident is still under investigation.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, contact Delaware car accident attorneys of Morris James LLP by calling 302-655-2599.

At approximately 7am on Wednesday morning, a car and minivan collided at the intersection of  New Castle Avenue and Memorial Drive.  According to police, it took almost twenty minutes to remove all of the passengers from the vehicles.  All people involved in the incident were transported to Christiana Hospital.

No one is critically injured.  Police are still investigating the incident.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, it is necessary to have experienced representation to discuss your legal options.  Contact Delaware car accident attorneys of Morris James LLP by calling 302-655-2599.

McManus was the designated driver after New Year’s Eve and got out of his car in front of his apartment complex when he was hit by Cooper in a Ford 500.  It was only when Cooper saw police inspecting the damaged vehicle (which had a white towel covering the windshield, a plastic bag covering the bumper, and had the license plates removed) after they received a tip that he approached police and said “he became distracted and struck an unknown object, but did not stop to check what it was.”

Cooper was released on $500,000 unsecured bail as long as he stays with his brother who is a SEPTA officer.

McManus’s wife, Misty, stated, “He’s still in critical condition, but the prognosis is seeming to look okay…the chest tubes might possibly be coming out. He will stay on the ventilator and sedation because he’s healing a lot better that way.”

If you have been injured in a car accident, contact Delaware car accident lawyers of Morris James LLP by calling  302-655-2599.

Deborah McFadden, 56, of Little Egg Harbor, was driving southbound on the Garden State Parkway on Monday when her vehicle stalled in the far right lane after running out of gas.  McFadden and her passenger Jeannette McCarthy, 75, of Coconut Creek, FL got out of the vehicle before it was struck by motorcyclist Timothy Shutt, 23, of Egg Harbor Township.

Shutt suffered minor injuries from the incident.  Both McFadden’s vehicle and Shutt’s motorcycle were then hit by a Lincoln Town Car driven by Spencer Lane, 17.  A Ford Explorer then hit the pile-up causing the Town Car to catch fire.

If you have been injured in a car accident, contact Delaware car accident lawyers of Morris James LLP at  302-655-2599.

The spectacular museum of decorative arts at Winterthur has created a wonderful holiday display that showcases Christmases of old.  For an exciting and educational experience, Winterthur shows holiday traditions from colonial times through World War II with many beautifully decorated trees filling the grounds. There is also a special dried-flower tree.  Tour groups can also learn of how the first Christmas trees were introduced by Pennsylvania Germans in the 1800s.

For information and to purchase tickets, visit the Winterthur website.

The accident occurred at 48 North Broadway at 10:21am. The damage involved the woman’s vehicle running into the waiting room of Mazzuca Eye & Laser Center doctor’s office.  According to police, the woman was trying to park her vehicle when she confused her gas pedal with the brake and drove into the building.

Fortunately, no one was injured.  Police are still investigating.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, contact Delaware car accident lawyers of Morris James LLP by calling 302-655-2599 today.

This exciting jazz concert features Eric Mintel Jazz Quartet and the Jazz Chords of Calloway.  The quartet is back to play your favorite Christmas songs by Vince Guaraldi including “Christmas Time is Here,” “Skating” and “Hark The Herald Angels Sing.” The quartet is joined by the Cab Calloway School of the Arts’ Jazz Chords of Calloway.  The Jazz Chords have performed at the Kennedy Center, Hard Rock Cafe in NYC, Rays Starlight Cafe in Disney World, and throughout Delaware.

The concert is held at 1pm and 4pm on Sunday Dec 11 at The Grand 818 N. Market St., Wilmington.  Tickets cost $18 for children and $24 for adults.  For more information visit, www.thegrandwilmington.org

Valites drove his 2010 Hyundai Accent south on State Route 7 (Limestone Road) just north of Main Street in Stanton when he struck the rear of a tractor trailer driven by Bryan Vachon, 31, of Montgomery, AL.  Police accused Valites of driving under the influence of alcohol, careless driving, failure to use a seatbelt, failure to maintain a lane of travel, and making an unsafe lane change in connection with the crash.

The force of the crash trapped Valites in his vehicle, and he was later transported to Christiana Hospital with serious injuries.  Vachon was left unharmed.

If you have been injured in a car accident, contact Delaware car accident attorneys of Morris James LLP by calling 302-655-2599 today.