Motor Vehicle Accidents

When a large commercial truck or its driver is responsible for a collision, it is often not immediately clear which party(ies) can and should be held liable. Often, driver error or negligence is to blame. However, even if that is the case, there can be more to it than...

Speeding is the main cause of fatal vehicle collisions, but all crashes involving speeding are not alike. A vehicle that’s traveling at 60 miles per hour, even if that’s well over the posted limit, likely won’t cause the same severity of injuries as one traveling 100...

Some collision scenarios are clear-cut. One driver obviously broke the law or did something so negligent that they are fully to blame for the crash. Other times, it is possible for everyone involved in the incident to have a degree of fault. Failing to decelerate...

When you are driving, it can be helpful to know when you are facing the highest level of inherent risk. According to many reports, this risk increases every time you reach an intersection. These are some of the most dangerous places to operate a vehicle. For example,...

Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of car accidents in the United States. When people discuss distracted driving, they often focus on activities such as texting while driving, using a vehicle’s infotainment system or talking to passengers or children in...

Dealing with insurance companies after a car accident often feels overwhelming. You need fair payment for your injuries and damages, but insurers frequently offer less than you need. Understanding how they assess your claim helps you fight for the money you deserve....

Being at the center of a motor vehicle accident is a sudden and stressful experience. The shock of the impact often leaves people uncertain about what to do next. On top of dealing with possible injuries, there is also the worry of damage to property, medical costs,...

Checking for injuries is common practice after a car crash. People move their limbs, check for blood and make sure they can exit their vehicles safely. They also check on their passengers and the people in the other vehicle. They can report any noticeable symptoms to...

Car accidents happen in an instant, but the injuries they cause can last a lifetime. While modern vehicles are equipped with safety features, the risk of injury remains.  Understanding how to protect yourself before, during and even after a collision can safeguard...

Even at lower speeds, motor vehicle accidents may cause motorists an injury called whiplash. Medical professionals and others may also describe whiplash as neck strain. The rapid back-and-forth movement of one’s body after an accident causes whiplash. Whiplash...