Whether the car was stolen or the owner lent the vehicle to a friend or family member, who is liable for your injuries and damages? In most car accidents, the at-fault driver is also the owner of the vehicle. However, that’s not always the case. Think about a stolen vehicle that crashes into another car. …
What happens if the car you are riding to work is involved in a crash and you suffer injuries? Who is liable? Car accidents can happen any time you are on the road and commuting to work is part of the daily life of most adult Americans. Carpooling to work is a solution preferred by …
Proving liability can be very difficult in cases involving scooters. An experienced attorney can help tremendously. Scooters are a very popular means of transportation, particularly in urban areas. However, it can be difficult to know how to proceed when you are in an accident involving a scooter: they’re not cars, they’re not motorcycles. What are …
Though it is rare, a passenger being held liable for an auto accident is possible. One of the crucial tasks that follows a car accident is discussing liability. If you can place it on another driver or a third party, you will likely be able to obtain benefits from them. If not, there is a …
Documenting the car accident scene can help make sure you aren’t held responsible for an accident that wasn’t your fault. When you are in a car accident in Missouri, the party responsible for paying for any damages and injuries is the driver, or drivers, who are deemed negligent. Missouri is a comparative negligence state, which …
In order to determine who is at-fault in an accident involving a pet, negligence must be established. No one feels good about hitting a dog or cat with their car, especially if it is not your pet. If you are in a single-car accident with a dog, you might be wondering who is liable for …