Sometimes it’s very clear who is responsible for a car accident. One of the drivers may have been intoxicated, texting, speeding, or simply failed to pay attention to traffic signals. In other cases, both drivers involved in the collision may be partially at fault. Can you still file a car accident claim if you were
Motorcycle Accident Claims vs. Car Accident Claims
By the nature of their design, motorcycles are much more dangerous than cars. They’re smaller than cars, more difficult to see, and leave their riders largely unprotected from their surrounding environments. In addition, motorcycles are much more likely to be involved in accidents resulting in catastrophic injuries and fatalities. In 2018, the National Highway Traffic
Exploring Serious Car Accident Injuries
Each year, millions of car accidents are reported in the United States. In 2018 alone, an estimated 6.7 million passenger cars were involved in traffic collisions, and these accidents resulted in 2.7 million injuries and 36,560 fatalities. The economic costs of car accidents are in the hundreds of billions of dollars each year. While injuries
Tips for Filing a Passenger Injury Claim
Were you recently injured as a passenger in an auto collision? Because you weren’t behind the steering wheel, you may wonder how to proceed legally to pursue compensation for your injuries. What’s the first thing you should do after the collision? Which insurance company should you file a claim with? How should you pay for
What Happens If There Is No Police Report for a Car Accident?
Each year, an estimated six million vehicle collisions happen in the United States. While many accidents are minor and do not involve injuries, some result in serious injuries or fatalities. If you are involved in an accident, knowing what to do during the immediate aftermath is important. In some cases, the drivers will exchange information and agree
