Archive for the ‘Car Accident’ Category

Should Drivers Always Report a Car Accident?

Reporting a Car Accident

Most insurance policies have wording in them that requires a policyholder to report any and all car accidents. This may be difficult for an insurance company to enforce in every case. If the accident is a minor one with no injuries or damage, it’s common for people not to report…

Tips to Deal With Accidents Involving Drivers Under the Influence of Drugs and Alcohol

Car Accident With a Drunk Driver

If you’ve been involved in an accident with someone who is under the influence of drugs and alcohol, then you know that it can be difficult to get anything done about your vehicle or compensation for your medical bills. A car accident lawyer can file the proper claims to help…

5 Things You Need to Know About Auto Accidents Involving Uber and Lyft

Rideshare Accidents Involving Uber and Lyft

Ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft are quickly becoming commonplace in today’s society. These services offer economy and efficiency in the world of transportation. Yet, they carry the same risks and dangers associated with any form of transportation. The last thing any rideshare user thinks about is a car accident….

The Most Effective Way To Handle A Low Settlement Offer from an Insurance Company

Low Settlement Offer After a Car Accident

When a person is involved in a vehicle accident, they often experience injuries and property damage. Most people believe their insurance company will gladly cover all the expenses associated with their loss. This is when individuals come to realize the goal of all insurance companies is to pay the least…

How Facebook Can Ruin Your Car Accident or Injury Case

Facebook posting can ruin your car accident case.

Facebook is an exceptionally powerful tool for communication and networking, but the social media platform has several downsides that most people don’t consider until they experience them firsthand. Perhaps you’ve heard a friend talk about how they didn’t get a job they wanted because their prospective employer didn’t like something…

Dirty Tricks – How the Insurance Company Will Try to Settle Your Case

Car Accidents and Dirty Insurance Tricks

How the Insurance Company Will Try to Close Your Car Accident Case Before it Even Starts Haste is almost always expensive. This is true for a number of reasons, not the least of which is big decisions require both reflection and counsel. One of the biggest decisions anyone can make…

Recent Recall Highlights Car Seat Safety Issues in Car Accidents

Baby Car Seat Recalls and Car Accidents

Car accidents are the leading cause of death among children ages 3 to 14 in the United States. Car seats are designed to protect infants and young children in the event of an accident, much like a seat belt protects adults. Proper use of a car seat has been found…

When The Other Driver Thinks a Car Accident is Your Fault, What Should You Do?

Car Accidents and Determining Fault

Most people who are involved in car accidents underestimate the peril they are in financially and legally. These are subjects that should be a top priority for any driver, especially if they haven’t yet had a car accident. Leaving aside the possibility of injury and property damage, the potential for…

Back to School Traffic and Safety Issues

Bus Safety Back to School Car Accidents

Sending the kids back to school is an exciting time of year, but it’s also the time of year when the roads become more dangerous. The first day after school ends for the summer is nice for commuters. The school zone lights are turned off, and they need not slow…

September 1st, Texting and Driving Will Become Illegal in Texas

Texas Distracted Driving Bill Signed

It Will Be Illegal to Text and Drive in Texas Starting September 1, 2017 Beginning September 1, 2017, Texans will be banned from texting as they drive across the state. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed the measure into law and added amendments designed to keep any local laws from overriding…