Even if the car accident is your fault, you may still be able to collect compensation for vehicle damage using collision coverage. If you have been injured in a car accident caused by another person’s fault, you can recover damages from the at-fault driver. If the accident is your fault, you may still be able to collect compensation …
Drinking and driving is a dangerous habit responsible for thousands of accidents each year. Statistics compiled by the FBI reveal that in 2010, about 1.4 million people were arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) of either alcohol or narcotics. In addition, 23% of drivers involved in car accidents causing loss of life had a measure …
Many car accidents do not involve personal injury, causing mostly property damage to vehicles. After a car accident, you may claim compensation from the at-fault driver for the cost of repairing your car, cost of repairing or replacing personal property damaged in the crash, cost of a rental car, cost of towing and storage, and an …
In some cases, liability for personal injury is not always clear and it becomes difficult to determine who pays for the accident. The person responsible for causing a car accident is legally liable to pay financial compensation for the injuries and property damage resulting from the accident. However, in some cases, liability is not clear and …
Almost 50 percent of car accidents occur within a five mile radius of a driver’s home. Driving in familiar areas can be particularly dangerous. Because there are a wide variety of factors that can lead to a car crash, the answer is not a simple one. By being aware of the common risks for a car accident and taking preventive measures, …
Car accident victims often are not able to lead a fully satisfying life because of suffering from chronic pain. Talk to a Lawyer for Free 24/7 at (314) 361-4242! Chronic pain is any pain that lasts longer than six months, is mild or severe, and affects any part of the body. Victims of catastrophic car accidents often suffer …