When pursuing a personal injury case, the claim may be settled without going to court or proceeding to trial. If your case is the latter, common reasons why it is up for trial are the following: Statute of limitations Liability dispute Major injuries Low settlement...
When you are involved in a car accident due to another driver’s negligence, you can receive compensation for the damages from their insurance provider. However, an insurance company is likely to refuse to pay for the damages due to common insurance claim...
You may file a claim in a multi-vehicle crash caused by someone else’s negligence. However, you must gather significant evidence and prove who is responsible for the car collision. Usually, victims of multi-vehicle crashes seek legal guidance from experts who...
Getting what is rightfully yours in a car accident personal injury case can be challenging. Insurance companies and everyone in the at-fault side would do all they could to lower their costs. You need to know how to negotiate your car accident claim if you want to...
Generally, a hit-and-run is similar to leaving the scene of the accident. Hit-and-run incidents happen when a vehicle hits an individual or property, causes damages to the affected parties, and leaves the accident scene without giving contact information or attending...
The OmniBike Bill, also called Assembly Bill 1909, is a law in California meant to keep cyclists and motorcyclists safe on the road. The bill highlights four significant changes to the Vehicle Code that advance cyclists’ rights in California. What Are The Four...
Learning to drive in your teenage years can be exciting for young adults. However, teen driving is considered dangerous because they lack the driving experience that helps them make better road decisions. Other significant factors that make teen driving dangerous are...
In a car accident that causes injury and damages, a victim is left dealing with hefty medical bills, lost wages due to missed work, and a car that’s no longer drivable. And when the crash results from another driver’s wrongful action, it can be more overwhelming and...
A driver liable for a head-on crash may be held responsible for damages. However, you must prove that the other driver’s actions caused the collision. When doing so, you should present the necessary evidence that establishes the driver’s wrongdoings, such as...
All of us occasionally speed for various reasons, such as being a bit late for a meeting or accidentally pressing too hard on the gas pedal. Regardless of the cause, the majority of Americans occasionally exceed the posted speed limit. However, the National Highway...
