Insurance companies have inserted elements of friction into that process, in order to discourage those that want to file a claim for a minor injury. That tactic represents the companies’ effort to weed out some of the claimants that fail to appreciate the monetary value for fair and full coverage of their losses. Read More

The person that has, allegedly, caused an injury-linked accident has the right to present a defense. The defendant’s team of lawyers could use one or more of several different arguments, in an effort to persuade the jury against placing a large financial burden on the defendant. Read More

Due to their large size and the challenges associated with controlling such a large vehicle, commercial trucks can become involved in catastrophic accidents. What are the factors that might act to cause such a tragic event? Read More

The legal system offers a choice to any accident victim that would like to seek compensation for an accident-linked injury that was caused by negligent behavior. According to Personal Injury Lawyer in Lindsay, such victims must choose between settling with the opposing party or suing that same party. Read More

The victim of an accident-linked injury has the right to sue for the damages, an amount of money that is equal to the value of the victim’s losses. Read More

A former patient has the right to file a complaint. Still, the court may not allow further movement on the process that should end with a lawsuit. A court might block continuation of that process, if there is insufficient proof of negligence on the part of a physician or a medical professional. Read More

No one can predict the moment when you will be in an accident but once you are, it is the most stressful experience because you are possibly injured, without a vehicle, and unsure of what is going to happen. Car insurance claims are not always pleasant and that can make matters worse. If you file a claim, there are many factors that will influence how that claim ends up: Read More

Bicycles are a great alternative to cars and trucks when commuting to and from home to go to work or school. Using a bicycle not only saves you money on fuel that you would spend if you drove but it is also a great way to get fit or to stay fit. When choosing to ride a bike instead, there are some traffic rules that need to be followed in order to have a safe trip to and from your home. If you are involved in an accident, it’s easy to get confused with the many different types of accidents involving bicycles so this list will familiarize you with the basics and the most common ones. Read More

Road hazards are dangerous to anyone on the road; vehicles or bicycles. When the tire hits a hole in the pavement or other road hazards, the tires could blow leaving you out of control of your bike. When you lose control, you may hit something or someone. Road hazards can include potholes, sewer grates, trolley tracks or railroad tracks. Read More

An accident often creates a confusing situation. Consequently, the arrival of a police officer could work to ensure both drivers of access to useful information. Read More