You should hire an attorney as soon as possible after a car accident. You may deserve compensation for your damages, and a lawyer can get to work on your claim or lawsuit right away. There are also risks in not hiring a lawyer or waiting too long to hire a...
Archives: December 2022
How to Get Paid After a Car Accident?
You may get paid after a car accident by filing an insurance claim or lawsuit. A car accident attorney can help you determine which course to pursue. In some cases, a car accident victim will initially file an insurance claim but then sue when insurers do not pay them the...
How Much Money Can a Passenger in a Car Accident Get?
There is no simple answer to how much money a passenger can get in a car accident case. Several factors will affect the value of a passenger’s accident case, including: The injuries they have suffered The severity of the accident The cost of their economic damages Whether the passenger owned...
How Can You Tell Who Hit Who in a Car Accident?
Your car accident lawyer may use video footage, reconstructions of the accident, witness accounts, and other evidence to prove who hit who in a car accident. Available evidence varies from one accident to the next. Your attorney should use all available evidence to argue, without a doubt, that someone else...
Head-On Car Collisions
Head-on collisions pose the most significant risk of death in any type of car accident. Even when motor vehicles are traveling at low speeds, the impact of striking another vehicle head-on can cause serious injuries. Damage to vehicles is a near certainty whenever a head-on accident takes place. If you...
What Happens When the Insurance Company Totals Your Motorcycle?
After a motorcycle accident, you naturally want to receive fair compensation for your damages. Most people focus on the money they deserve for their tangible and physical damages. The responsible driver’s insurance company must put you in the same position as if the accident never happened, using money as a...
3-Car Accident Scenarios: Who’s At Fault? Who Pays?
Not every car accident involves two vehicles colliding. Collisions often involve a single vehicle, and they can also involve three or more vehicles. When three cars collide, it can be more difficult to diagnose who is responsible for the accident and who should pay for the damages. To accurately determine...
Pedestrian Accidents: Who Covers Medical Expenses?
Pedestrians will rarely walk away from a collision with a car unscathed. A passenger vehicle that weighs 3,000 pounds on average will cause significant injuries when it hits a pedestrian without any bodily protection. Most pedestrians struck by vehicles will require hospitalization and medical treatment. Given the seriousness of these...
How much does car insurance go up after an accident?
Car accident survivors deal with many financial concerns. The first major concern is who is responsible for the accident. The determination of liability will determine whether you can get financial compensation for your car accident injuries. Then, you are also worried about paying your medical bills. Your share of the...
How many motorcycle accidents are fatal?
A family’s worst nightmare is when their loved one dies in an accident. Motorcycle accidents are a common cause of road fatalities because bike provides no protection in crashes. If your loved one died in a motorcycle crash, the law might entitle your family to significant financial compensation in a...
How Long Does a Car Accident Settlement Take?
The timing of your settlement is a major concern after you have suffered an injury in a car accident. Let’s face it – you need the money because you have incurred significant bills, and you may not be earning what you did before the accident (if you can earn anything...
How Can a Motorcycle Helmet Affect Your Motorcycle Accident Case?
If you have suffered injuries in a motorcycle accident, the law entitles you to financial compensation if someone else was negligent. However, even when someone else was to blame, you can expect insurance companies to investigate your actions in the crash. You might have done nothing wrong, but insurers will...