Category: Car Accidents

Distracted, reckless, or aggressive drivers can tailgate when they drive too closely behind another driver. This can become a problem at stop signs and red lights, as the driver in front needs more stopping distance between them and the car behind them. Tailgating can also lead to rear-end collisions because the tailgating driver does not provide enough room for the driver in front to make

Many negligent driving behaviors, such as distracted driving, speeding, and drunk driving, can cause catastrophic automobile accidents. One of the most common types of negligent driving behaviors is running red lights, which over half of drivers in the United States admit to doing on occasion. While it may seem harmless to run a red light occasionally, this can expose others on the road to significant

Following a car accident, a victim can begin suffering from symptoms of a severe injury like a back and neck injury, knee injury, or traumatic brain injury (TBI). These symptoms, such as intense pain, reduced functionality of a body part, or bleeding, can affect a person’s quality of life and cause pain and suffering. A car accident victim should go to the hospital immediately after

Intersections can be busy locations where negligent driving behavior like running red lights, distracted driving, and speeding can cause catastrophic crashes. All drivers must be aware of other lanes of traffic and traffic control signals to ensure they do not come into contact with another car, bicycle, motorcycle, or pedestrian.  If you were involved in an intersection accident caused by another driver’s negligence, you could

Car accidents can result from negligent driving behavior, intentionally reckless behavior, poor vehicle maintenance, malfunctioning car parts, etc. The party responsible for the car accident can be held liable for car accident damages, such as medical bills, lost earning potential, and loss of enjoyment of life. For example, if a car accident occurred because of a malfunctioning car brake, the manufacturer of that defective brake

Car accidents result from a driver’s negligent or intentionally harmful behavior that leads to them losing focus, driving too fast, or disobeying road rules. Negligent driving in the form of distracted driving, speeding, and drunk driving can lead to a collision that can expose other drivers to harm. Every driver owes those they share the road with a duty of care, which is the acceptable

Car accidents can expose drivers and passengers to trauma which can result in severe injury. Car collisions from the back, front, and sides can expose different body parts to trauma which can result in broken bones, soft tissue injuries, and internal injuries. These severe injuries caused by car accident trauma can have long recovery times, require extensive medical treatment, and negatively affect a car accident

In most personal injury claims, you and your personal injury lawyer will negotiate a settlement with the at-fault party’s insurance company. This will be in an attempt to recover compensation for damages caused by the at-fault party’s negligence, including medical bills, lost earning potential, and mental anguish. These negotiations can be difficult, as the insurance company will do everything it can to deny, delay, or

A car accident is a traumatic event that can lead to catastrophic injuries, such as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), spinal cord injuries, and broken bones. A victim will have to endure intense physical pain, expensive damages, and mental anguish after a car accident. To recover compensation for these damages, they could file a car accident claim with the at-fault party’s insurance company. While they could