Category: Motor Vehicle Accidents

If you’ve been in a car accident, there are several things to think about. You should consider who was at fault for the accident and whether or not anyone was injured. But what about drowsy driving? Could it be an issue that needs to be brought up during the process of filing a claim against your insurance company? Read More

When you’re in a car accident, it’s easy to feel like the whole world has come crashing down around you. But don’t worry! If your legal team decides to handle the case without an attorney, then mediation and arbitration are two common options that can help you try to get back on your feet after an accident. In this article, we’ll go over what each of these processes is like so that you know what kind of help is available for yourself and your loved ones if anything bad happens. Read More

Most personal injury cases are about the liability and evidence proving it. But oftentimes, there is a fine line between the culpability of the defendant and the plaintiff when it comes to being responsible for the accident. The answer is not always obvious either. That’s especially the case if you’re the plaintiff and you’re partially at fault for the accident. Read More

According to legal definitions, negligence is the “failure to behave with the level of care or exercise a level of care that someone of ordinary prudence would have behaved or exercised under the same circumstances.” Negligence is also the “actions or inactions of a party that violate that party’s duty of care to another party.” In personal injury law, negligence is often the basis for many lawsuits. Read More

The car accident agreement form serves as verification of an agreement between the 2 opposing parties in an accident-based controversy. Each party has agreed to dismiss all claims against the other party, and to release the defendant from all liability. Read More

A collision between a bicycle and car has many of the factors that exist in an auto accident. Indeed, the primary question would be the same: Who was at-fault? Read More

Frequently, the resolution of a dispute that has some link to a trucking accident emerges from utilization of arbitration or mediation. Both of those methods for resolving a dispute aid achievement of an amicable agreement. Read More

Each state has different insurance and liability rules that apply after a car accident. One of these deals with how multiple defendants affect a car accident claim. Another key issue pertains to how car accident claims are handled in no-fault states. Read More

Usually, the person that has filed a personal injury case has been injured during the course of an accident. The type of the injury suffered by that same victim, and the extent to which the injury has created problems work together to determine the value of the injured party’s case. Read More

You’ll probably get a call from the defendant’s insurance company after you’ve been involved in a personal injury accident. This is especially true if you’ve just been involved in a car accident. Your lawyer will tell you that there are some things you should say and some things you should keep your mouth shut about. This article will discuss that in more detail. Read More