Car Accidents

Truck accidents can result in excruciating pain, severe injuries, costly healthcare bills, lost income, and emotional damage that lasts for years (or a lifetime). Fortunately, you can rightfully claim compensation for your losses if you were not at fault for the collision. Your ability to recover damages after a vehicle accident depends on the actual […]

Imagine cruising down a highway on a clear, bright day. You stop your vehicle at a red light. Then, out of nowhere, you experience a sudden blow from your car’s rear. You were rear-ended. Fortunately, the seatbelt lock engaged and secured you, preventing you from hitting your head on the back of your seat or the steering

About a dozen U.S. states have implemented some form of ‘no-fault‘ auto accident laws. Under a no-fault system, car accident victims typically turn to their insurers for compensation of specific damages, such as medical costs and lost income. New Jersey is among the few no-fault states that allow drivers a no-fault choice for auto insurance.

Texting and driving is a major violation in Alaska, punishable by a fine of up to $500 and two points on your license. If you think that’s a hefty price, you are right! Alaska has some of the harshest regulations against texting while driving in the U.S. But there’s a solid reason for it: Distracted driving

If your car was damaged or totaled in a traffic accident, you will likely have questions and concerns about who will pay for the repairs or replacement. Determining who covers vehicle damages after a crash is more challenging than it seems. It depends on various factors, the most common being fault and insurance coverage. This post

Approximately 4,136 people lost their lives in truck accidents in 2018 alone. Many others sustained severe injuries and had a long, expensive recovery process. If you’ve never been in one, you may not realize a truck accident’s weightiness. You might even think a truck accident is the same as a typical car accident. But this is far from