Category: Motor Vehicle Accidents

If you were to ask your lawyer about rear-end statistics, the facts he or she would give would be far from pretty. You would learn that approximately 30% of all accidents are rear-end collisions. This makes them the most common type of car accident. Read More

Personal injury lawyers know that fault tends to revolve around the concept of negligence. This article will explain what you need to do to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the other party was at fault for your personal injury accident. The legal expert tells you that you may not be using all of these legal concepts when proving that the other party was at fault. Read More

Your personal injury lawyer will tell you that teen drivers are in a special risk category. This is why car insurance is so expensive for drivers under the age of 25. State legislatures realize this and have passed laws that hold parents and legal guardians responsible if their teens are involved in car accidents. Read More

Automobile insurance plays a significant part in the process used for settling a car accident case. Read More

If you have been hit in a car accident, and have filed a claim with the other driver’s insurance company, then you should expect to get a call from the insurance adjuster at the same company. How should you respond to that call? Read More

Personal injury accidents are traumatic enough. Then you have to hire a good personal injury lawyer to help you draft a solid case or claim and to prove who was at fault. After all, your personal injury case or claim will be useless if you can’t prove that the defendant was at fault! But this is generally easier said than done (your personal injury lawyer) will tell you this. Read More

The involved drivers must share the information on their car insurance at the scene of a collision. Does each insurance company have an additional role to play in that unfortunate event? Read More

Claimants do not always appreciate the extent of their losses. Some overlook injuries and think that they need no more than money or repairs to a damaged vehicle. Read More

The strength or weakness of a personal injury case reflects the ability of the claimant to provide evidence of the element of blame. The injured victim of an accident has the legal right to blame someone that has been proven negligent. Read More

Anyone that has purchased an insurance policy has acquired the right to enjoy an important advantage. That advantage relates to the policyholder’s potential chance to file an insurance claim. Read More