What is a wrongful death lawsuit? When someone dies because of another person’s negligence or wrongful acts, the surviving family members can file a wrongful death lawsuit. Through this type of legal claim, the surviving family members can pursue compensation for their losses. Read on to learn more.
Who’s at Fault in a Blind Spot Accident?
Many car accidents occur when drivers fail to check their blind spots before changing lanes. In these types of accidents, the driver who collided with someone in his or her blind spot might argue that the other motorist is liable. But who’s at fault in a blind spot accident?
What Happens After a Car Accident Deposition?
People who file car accident lawsuits might end up going to depositions during the discovery phase, which is a formal process of exchanging information about witnesses and evidence. Before a deposition will be scheduled, significant discovery and litigation will have already occurred. If you are a plaintiff in a car accident lawsuit and are scheduled
Accidents, Collisions, and Crashes: Exploring At-Fault Language
Many people refer to motor vehicle collisions as car accidents. However, using this term might not accurately reflect what happened. If another driver crashed into your vehicle, he or she might be at fault. According to the founder of Families for Safe Streets, referring to a crash as an accident makes it sound like it
Determining Liability in Serious Truck Accidents
Did you know that trucks can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds while the average passenger vehicle weighs slightly more than 4,000 pounds? The significant disparity in sizes and weights between trucks and cars means that some truck collisions are catastrophic and leave people suffering with lifelong disabilities. Following serious truck accidents, determining liability and
