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Apr
Who Pays for Rear-End Collisions?
In most cases, the motorist who strikes another vehicle in the rear pays for the collision. Generally, that motorist will have auto insurance, and their insurance company will cover a victim's damages. If your accident-related losses exceed a policy’s coverage limits...
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Apr
Does Car Insurance Go Up After an Accident?
Car insurance rates seem to go up every year, especially if you carry more than minimum auto insurance. And if you get into an accident, car insurance companies raise your auto insurance premium even higher. Just how much do you already pay for car insurance? If you get into an a...
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Apr
What is Reckless Driving?
It's a challenge to feel safe behind the wheel when you share the road with so many bad drivers. Many drivers out on our nation’s roads do not drive in a careful and prudent manner and operate their vehicles negligently. Too many drivers engage in excessive speeding...
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Apr
Who Pays for My Damages and Injuries in a Hit-and-Run Accident?
Your insurer may pay for your damages and injuries in a hit-and-run accident. If police can locate the motorist who caused your accident and that motorist has insurance, then their insurer may cover your accident-related losses. If it makes financial sense, you may also sue the h...
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Apr
The Value of a 24 Hour Car Accident Lawyer
It's 3:00 am, and you've been involved in a car accident. Your heart is pounding, your mind is racing, and your first instinct is to worry about the complex legal journey ahead. It's the time when you need someone in your corner the most. That's when the value of a 24-hour car ac...
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Apr
What Is Considered Road Rage?
Road rage can include shouting at other drivers, gesturing at other drivers, or even using a vehicle or object to damage another vehicle (or even harm another motorist). Road rage can be an involuntary response to dangerous actions by other drivers but increases the risk of a car...
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Apr
Fighting the Insurance Company After a Car Accident
The insurance company may fight to withhold compensation from you after a car accident. Fighting the insurance company requires determination and negotiating skills, and you may allow a personal injury lawyer to fight for the insurance payment(s) you deserve. While those who have...
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Apr
Can I Sue Lyft After an Injury Accident?
You can sue Lyft after an accident involving a rideshare driver. However, you (through your attorney) must prove that Lyft's negligence contributed to your accident. Otherwise, you may more likely seek compensation from insurance companies covering Lyft or the at-fault moto...
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Apr
What Happens After a Deposition in a Car Accident Case
A deposition is an important part of personal injury litigation. Following a deposition, your lawyer may negotiate an out-of-court settlement with the defendant, or your case may proceed to trial. What you and others say during the deposition can substantially affect whether the...
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Apr
What Are the Most Common Types of Distractions While Driving?
When you think of distraction behind the wheel, what comes to mind? Many people suffer from distraction behind the wheel without even realizing it, from dealing with other passengers in the vehicle to struggling to keep attention on the task of driving due to racing thoughts or o...
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