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Five Safety Trips for Spring Break Travel
Spring break is a common time for travelling long distances by car. With COVID still impacting travel patterns and choices, even more vehicles will be […]
Driver Fatigue & Car Accidents
Whether for business or pleasure, a lot of people have driven through the night at some point. Unfortunately, many people have also been involved in […]
Who’s responsible in Uber/Lyft crashes?
Rideshare Accident Liability “Liability” is another word for responsibility. Typically, the person or party who caused a crash is liable for paying damages related […]
Can you link post-traumatic stress to a car accident?
The noise, confrontation, and physical pain can be overwhelming for anyone involved, especially those who didn’t cause the accident and didn’t see it coming. But can you claim for PTSD after a car accident? Yes.
Who is at fault in a parking lot accident in Chicago?
Chicago Parking Lot Accidents Parking lot accidents are among the most common types of accidents in Chicago, but they can also be one of the […]
Why Tailgating Causes Accidents
When road conditions are optimal, it is suggested that there is a two-to-three-second gap between vehicles. Tailgating occurs when this gap is shortened, and it’s the leading cause of rear-end collisions.
Does your auto insurance cover other drivers? It depends.
As long as the car is properly insured, it’s likely that the coverage applies to anyone who drives it. Companies and policies may differ, so verify coverage with your insurance provider.
Why do car accident claims sometimes end up in lawsuits?
One misconception that many people have in the area of personal injury law is that every crash case becomes a car accident claim lawsuit. In truth, a significant majority of cases will be handled through an out-of-court settlement between the injured client and the liable party’s insurer.
What if your injury gets worse after you receive a settlement?
Can a lawsuit be reopened after settlement? Unfortunately, it’s highly unlikely that you will be able to reopen a personal injury case after accepting a settlement from the other party. Keep reading to learn why.
Child Seat Defects in Today’s Cars
According to the Center for Disease Control, motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for children in the U.S. The key to preventing […]
When the Life-Saving Safety Device Hits the Road: A Quick Look at Tire Defects
“So much is riding on” something that can often be defective.
Business Owners’ Frustrations with Insurers over Business Interruption Coverage
Business owners are still being frustrated with BII coverage in their business insurance policies.