A car accident can happen when you least expect it. One moment you could be driving home from work, and the next you are fighting for your life at the ER. If you are involved in a car accident that is attributable to someone else’s unlawful actions, you deserve...
Liability after a drunk driving crash is often much more straightforward than with other kinds of collisions. You need to know who is at fault to make an insurance claim or to take a negligent driver to civil court. Often, drivers who directly cause collisions will...
You often hear the term “total loss” thrown around after a serious car crash. Indeed, looking at your car, it may certainly seem like it’s a total loss. But is it? That depends on state law. States have their own total loss laws that determine how insurance companies...
When you see the frequent safety tips offered to cyclists, you might get the impression that it is they who should be doing more to prevent car-bicycle collisions. The truth is, as a cyclist, there is only so much you can do to stay safe every time you set out on the...
Vehicle accident survivors left with severe or catastrophic injuries have much to consider when filing an accident/injury claim. The most pressing consideration is obtaining sufficient compensation to cover the medical care necessary for your injuries. Each state has...
Cellphones are one of the top reasons, if not the top reason, for distracted driving. Even when it is illegal to hold the phone and use it while they drive, people are still willing to take the chance. Many of them are simply socially conditioned to respond to...
As a driver, one of the scariest things that can happen behind the wheel is to have your brakes stop working. They can stop working for any number of reasons ranging from a mechanical failure to damage to the brake lines. No matter what the reason is that your brakes...
Driving up and down the mountain passes is a common occurrence for many local residents, but it’s something that’s dangerous for everyone. Whether you take these mountain roads daily or only traverse them periodically, you need to brush up on driving safety tips that...
The total population of teenage drivers in the United States is relatively small. This age group only encompasses those between 16 and 19 years old. You do have some drivers who are on the road before that, as they get training when they're 15, but they can't get a...
Accidents involving trucks tend to get somewhat complicated, especially when determining fault – particularly when the trucker involved is classified as an independent contractor. Usually, trucking companies are responsible for the actions of drivers who are...
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