Car Accidents

Every state in the country has a set of laws for resolving car accidents and insurance disputes. A state can have either at-fault or no-fault laws for motor vehicle accidents. The difference between the two is significant, so knowing which type of law applies in your state is important. So, is California a no-fault state? […]

The aftermath of a car accident in California can be devastating. Your life can change drastically in a flash. Depending on the extent of injuries suffered, you may be left with a huge medical bill to clear, which can significantly strain your finances. Besides huge medical bills, you may also be forced to deal with

Many American families take to the road during summer. In fact, research shows that at least 81% of Americans travel during summer, with at least 80% traveling by car at least once. While traveling to new locations can be relaxing and exciting, it comes with its fair share of risks. For instance, navigating unfamiliar roads

Picture this: Your friend’s car is at the garage being repaired. They ask if they can borrow yours for a few hours to run errands. You agree and watch them pull away with your beloved car. You are not sure if you have made a wise decision. As luck would have it, your friend gets

Concussion After a Car Accident: 8 Things You Need to Know Before Your Claim A concussion is the most common brain injury in car accidents — and the one most frequently dismissed by both insurance adjusters and patients themselves. The symptoms can be subtle at first. People chalk up headaches to stress, forgetfulness to the

Florida is among the few no-fault states where drivers must carry personal injury protection or PIP insurance. PIP compensates you and your passengers when hurt in an auto collision, regardless of who was at fault. However, it does not cover all your medical expenses. And you must also file a PIP claim within two weeks