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How to Scare an Insurance Adjuster

Insurance adjusters play a critical role in the outcome of personal injury and property damage cases. While many insurance adjusters work hard to review all relevant details and arrive at a fair conclusion, others may use unethical tactics. You can help safeguard against these bad-faith tactics by eliciting a bit of fear in your insurance […]

I was a passenger in a car accident – can I file a personal injury claim?

When car accident injuries occur, we often think of the drivers involved, but multiple people could occupy each car. If you want to figure out how to file a car accident claim after you or your loved one were injured as passengers, the answer depends on which driver caused the crash, whose car you rode […]

INSIDER TIPS of Lyft Car Accident Injury Claims REVEALED!

8 Tips for Filing a Lyft Claim After Being Injured in an Accident in Lyft Lyft is successfully competing with Uber in the ridesharing market in many cities. Some people prefer to take a Lyft ride for a variety of reasons, and thousands of people use the Lyft app every day. The system works […]

Uber Auto Claims: INSIDER TIPS of Uber Car Accident Claims

Many people use Uber to get around every day—and you may call an Uber without thinking twice. However, what happens when your Uber driver crashes and you get hurt? While you might not have worried about this situation, our attorneys certainly have because we’ve seen it happen so many times! Our experience handling so many Uber car […]

When Other Drivers Won’t Keep a Safe Distance Between Cars—What You Need to Know

We all know tailgating is annoying, but it can also be dangerous. Most drivers understand that maintaining a safe distance from the vehicle in front of them is critical in preventing a deadly crash. However, many motorists misjudge what actually constitutes a safe distance. When these drivers get too close, devastating rear-end accidents can occur […]

Scaffolding Accidents on Construction Sites

According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), [1] falls are the number one cause of death among construction workers who are on the job. Members of construction crews often work at great heights and, whether they are on ladders, building structures, or other high places, falls can occur and cause catastrophic injuries. One […]

Single Car Crash – Can I Still Make An Injury Claim?

Single Car Crash – Can I Still Make An Injury Claim? A car accident doesn’t have to involve two vehicles. Single-car crashes occur for many reasons, such as swerving to avoid a collision and running off the road. The driver isn’t always responsible for a single-car crash. In many cases, they may still have an […]

What to Know About Tire Blowout Accidents

Six Causes, Seven Preventative Steps, and Five Actions You Should Take Afterward Like many other dangerous types of car accidents, tire blowout accidents can occur in the blink of an eye. One minute, your vehicle may be traveling safely and relatively smooth down the road. Next, the tire blows out, causing the car to quickly […]

Are Tired Drivers More Likely to Get into Accidents? | Stewart J. Guss, Attorney At Law

Tired drivers, wake up! Driving while sleepy is dangerous, and even the loss of an hour or two of shut-eye can put you at greater risk of a car accident. A 2016 study by the Foundation for Traffic Safety succinctly outlines the dangers of driving while tired. Know the warning signs and the risks. Driving […]