Car Accidents

Americans love their cars, and love to drive. As a result, however, someone in the United States is involved in a car accident every ten seconds. Lawyers have placed a number of articles in this section of the KnowledgeBase that describe some of the common issues involved in car accidents, and how to get legal help from an attorney specializing in automobile accidents.

Car Accidents Articles

Even in Hard Times, Don't Cut Corners on Auto Insurance
Provided by Injury Law Center - Law Offices of Jack Bloxham
As tempting as it is, every effort should be made not to cut motor vehicle insurance from family budgets. The consequences, particularly in California, can be devastating. Read More »
The Collision of Road Hazards and Negligence
Provided by The Epstein Law Firm, P.A.
Traffic fatalities in New Jersey are caused by not only poor driving, but often road hazards and negligent maintenance of roadways and vehicles. Read More »
Distraction at 37,000 Feet - Lessons for the Road
Provided by Lane & Lane, LLC
Bad things can happen when you don't pay attention. This has been tragically proven again and again as distracted drivers continue to cause roadside tragedies. Read More »
Protecting California Bicyclists
Provided by Greene Broillet & Wheeler, L.L.P.
California law gives bicyclists the same rights to use the roadways as motor vehicle motorists. Many drivers, however, do not know the law and believe that bicyclists must yield to them. Read More »
Advice for Parents: Keeping Teen Drivers Safe During Spring Celebrations
Provided by Hal Waldman & Associates
Parents may not be able to prevent teenage drinking, but can take steps to prevent teenage drunk driving and reduce potential personal liability. Read More »
State Immunity in Drunk Driving Cases
Provided by Christopher J. Zachar
Despite the fact that the Arizona Court of Appeals recently held Arizona's qualified immunity statute to be constitutional, it is still poor policy and warrants further legislative consideration. Read More »
Federal Lawmakers Mull Restrictions on Cell Phone Use
Provided by Ashton & Price, L.L.P.
Currently, two bills encouraging federal limits on phone use to prevent distracted driving are making the rounds in Congress. Read More »
School’s in Session: Help Keep Kids Safe
Provided by Jacobs & Jacobs
As Connecticut children return to school and daylight hours shorten, driving, especially around schools, requires extra caution. Read More »
Slamming the Brakes on Distracted Driving
Provided by Locklin & Mordhorst
Legislators across the nation are responding to the overwhelming evidence of the dangers of distracted driving by enacting laws restricting cellphone use while driving. Read More »
Can UIM Benefits Be Excluded for Those Eligible for Workers’ Comp?
Provided by Hal Waldman & Associates
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will soon review a case that will have significant repercussions for injured workers throughout the state. Read More »
2007 PIP Fee Schedule Finally Approved by New Jersey Court
Provided by The Law Offices of Thomas J. Mallon
After nearly two years of litigation, a New Jersey appellate court finally approved measures that the Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI) adopted in 1997. Read More »
Cellphone Ban Continues to Affect Driving Habits
Provided by Frederick J. Brynn, P.C.
Although it may seem that D.C. drivers constantly violate the ban on cell phone use, a new study concludes that cell phone use would be 43 percent higher if not for the ban and its enforcement. Read More »
Lawmakers Work to Sharpen the Teeth of Anti-Texting Law
Provided by The Law Offices of Smith & Doran, P.C.
If the ALERT Driving Act is signed into law, states will be required to amend their traffic laws to prohibit texting while driving, or lose up to a quarter of their federal highway funding. Read More »
Summer Safety on Illinois Highways
Provided by Cogan & McNabola, P.C.
Summer driving season is upon us; as driving time increases, so should your awareness of simple, effective road rules that make everyone on the roads safer. Read More »
California Tries to Curb Driving Distractions
Provided by the Injury Law Center
In an attempt to decrease the number of car accidents caused by distracted drivers, the California legislature recently passed two laws aimed at telephone use and text messaging while driving. Read More »
Long Road Ahead in Effort to End Distracted Driving
Provided by Jaklitsch Law Group
At the recent Distracted Driving Summit hosted by Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, it became clear that distracted driving is a growing safety concern across the nation. Read More »
White House Takes Steps to Curb Texting and Driving
Provided by Jaklitsch Law Group
If recent actions are any indication, chances are good that some form of national legislation on texting while driving will soon see the light of day. Read More »
Beware of Shady Accident Management Services in Florida
Provided by The Law Offices of Ferrer and Associates
While some legitimate accident administration firms exist, many of these types of companies lack integrity and they can harm already distressed accident victims. Read More »
Illinois to Greet the New Year with Texting Ban
Provided by Lane & Lane, LLC
On January 1, 2010, Illinois drivers will be ringing in the new year with a brand new set of laws prohibiting drivers from text messaging and e-mailing while on the road. Read More »
Distracted Driving is Dangerous Up There and Down Here
Provided by McSweeney & Fay, P.L.L.P.
When two pilots missed the Minneapolis airport by more than 100 miles while on their laptops, it offered just one more illustration of the perils of distractions when operating moving vehicles. Read More »
Protecting Yourself from Deer-Car Collisions in West Virginia
Provided by Akers Law Offices, PLLC
Deer present one of the most dangerous road conditions for drivers on WV's roadways. Precautions can be taken, including protecting yourself with UM/UMI coverage. Read More »
Federal Law Protects Auto Lessors
Provided by Bosco, Bisignano and Mascolo, Esqs., LLP
In 2005 Congress passed the Graves Amendment, cutting off a potential source of recovery for injured New Yorkers. Read More »
What Happens When Your Car Is a Total Loss
Provided by Injury Law Center - Law Offices of Jack Bloxham
After an accident, if the repair costs exceed the value of the car, an insurance company will declare the car a total loss and offer a settlement. However, a car owner may still have options. Read More »
Riding Your Bicycle: How to Protect Yourself
Provided by Jacobs & Jacobs
More people are looking for alternative means of transportation, such as bicycles. This has led to more collisions between bicycles and motor vehicles, often causing severe injuries. Read More »
Drunk Drivers and Distracted Drivers Top Causes of Car Accidents
Provided by David P. Beeson & Associates
Those who have been injured or lost a loved one in a car accident, whether caused by a drunk driver, distracted driver or other cause, have remedies available to them under the law. Read More »
New Law Derails CTA Notice Requirement
Provided by Seidman Law Offices
A new Illinois law will help to ensure that people who are injured by the negligent behavior of CTA employees will face fewer procedural hurdles when pursuing legal claims. Read More »
Texas Ups the Ante against Drunk Drivers with New Law
Provided by Leonard B. Gabbay, P.C.
A new law permitting the police to take warrantless blood samples from certain drivers suspected of drunk driving goes into effect across Texas on September 1, 2009. Read More »
New Virginia Laws Forbid Texting and Driving
Provided by Locklin & Mordhorst
Virginia's new law prohibiting texting while driving may help to prevent car accidents, but it has some significant limitations that may ultimately undermine the effectiveness of the law. Read More »
The Value of a Case Depends on Having the Right Lawyer
Provided by Gay Chacker & Mittin
If you or anyone you know has been injured and you're facing the possibility of taking a case to court, it's important to find the right lawyer to help you. Read More »
Your Legal Options Following a Hospital Error
Provided by Henry E. Valenzuela & Associates
When people are sick and in the hospital they expect to be taken care of by the hospital and its employees. However, sometimes a patient's condition is made worse due to hospital errors. Read More »
Cell Phones and Driving: The Effectiveness of Prohibition
Provided by Law Office of Steven G. Toole, PS
Although there are legitimate reasons to restrict the use of cell phones while driving, there are also strong arguments for eliminating or modifying the existing laws in Washington State. Read More »
In Down Economy, Drivers Increasingly Passing on Insurance Coverage
Provided by The Umansky Law Firm
Although Floridians have been forced to make tough spending decisions in a down economy, letting car insurance coverage lapse could put all Florida drivers at financial risk. Read More »
How Budget Cuts in Florida Affect Drivers
Provided by The Umansky Law Firm
Florida's $2 billion budget shortfall could affect the state's drivers in a surprising number of ways. Read More »
Central Florida Interstate - A Travel Nightmare
Provided by The Umansky Law Firm
The central Florida area was a rather small metropolitan area in the early 1970's until the Disney Corporation started quietly buying up vast parcels of land. Read More »
Rain Causes Accident
Provided by The Umansky Law Firm
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Why UM (Uninsured Motorist) Coverage Is So Important
Provided by The Umansky Law Firm
UM coverage means uninsured or underinsured bodily injury motorist coverage, and it is important for automobile accidents resulting in an injury. Read More »
Accidents Happen, But Don’t Be a Fool
Provided by The Umansky Law Firm
After a car accident, don’t let yourself get fooled by the insurance companies. Read More »
Stackable UM Coverage
Provided by Umansky Law - Orlando Injury Lawyer
When purchasing an automobile insurance policy you will encounter many provisions and terms you may not be familiar with but are very important to understand. Read More »
Why Collision Insurance is So Important
Provided by Umansky Law - Orlando Injury Attorney
Everyday there are numerous automobile collisions in the Central Florida area with resultant property damage to the vehicles involved. Read More »
What is PIP Coverage?
Provided by Umansky Law - Orlando Injury Attorneys
The state of Florida is what is known as a "no fault" state for automobile accidents. Read More »
Limited Tort vs Full Tort Protection in PA Auto Insurance Policies
Provided by Mikus Law Associates, P.C.
There are other ways to save on your auto insurance premiums without sacrificing your legal rights and your family's safety. Read More »
Automotive Defect Claims and Products Liability
Provided by Mikus Law Associates, P.C.
Products liability claims are an important way to ensure that those who make products do so safely. Read More »
Teens, Texting and Driving
Provided by Mikus Law Associates, P.C.
Texting and driving is a dangerous behavior for any driver. The dangers are exponentially increased when the driver is young and inexperienced. Read More »
Dram Shop Actions in Texas
Provided by MICHAEL R. DE LA PAZ, A Professional Corporation
When there are traumatic injuries after a drunk driving accident, the injured person may need to look beyond the negligent drunk driver for compensation. Read More »
Texas Increases Minimum Amount of Automobile Liability Insurance
Provided by Michael R. De La Paz, a Professional Corporation
The minimum amount of liability insurance that drivers are required to have under Texas' financial responsibility law increased in 2008. Read More »
Illinois Legislators Pass Bill Banning Texting While Driving
Provided by The Law Firm of Franks, Gerkin & McKenna, P.C.
In late May, the Illinois House passed a bill that bans motorists from sending, receiving or reading text messages, emails or instant messages on a cell phone, PDA or computer while driving. Read More »
Arizona’s Road Construction Projects Create Dangerous Driving Conditions
Provided by Solomon & Relihan
Road construction zones in Arizona often present shifting traffic patterns and uneven surfaces for car and truck drivers to navigate. These dangerous conditions can cause serious accidents. Read More »
Summer Driving: It’s Not Too Hot to Handle Roads Safely
Provided by Solomon & Relihan
When driving in the scorching heat of Arizona summers, make sure that you are taking proper precautions to prevent tire failures. Read More »
PennDOT Issues Road Construction Season Warning
Provided by Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman, P.C.
With road construction season in full swing, PennDOT (Pennsylvania Department of Transportation) urges motorists to be especially careful driving in and near construction sites. Read More »
Summer Vacation Travel: Drivers Beware
Provided by Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman, P.C.
Each year accidents involving recreational vehicles (RVs), motor homes, motorcycles and campers put an end to summer fun and cause catastrophic injuries and death. Read More »
Attorney Contingency Fees Explained
Provided by Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman, P.C.
Hiring a personal injury attorney to represent you costs you nothing upfront and nothing out of pocket. There are no initial costs or fees. Read More »
Drivers' Handheld Cell Phone Use Banned in Philadelphia
Provided by Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman, P.C.
A new law bans the use of handheld cell phones while driving the streets of Philadelphia. Read More »
Actions to Take After a Car Crash
Provided by Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman, P.C.
You've just been in a fender bender. Or worse. What should you be thinking about as you are getting out of your car? Read More »
Chrysler & GM Bankruptcy – Consumers Are Left Out
Provided by Langdon & Emison
The current Chrysler & GM bankruptcy plan eliminates consumer safety protections and shifts the safety burden to individual drivers, state governments and the federal government. Read More »
Understanding the Potential Dangers of Aftermarket Altered Vehicles
Provided by Langdon & Emison
Far too often, aftermarket altered vehicles are modified without proper regard for safety. As a result, these modifications can result in serious and unexpected injuries. Read More »
North Carolina Takes Repeat DWI Offenders to the Bank
Provided by Nagle & Associates, P.A.
The NC Exemplary Damages Act allows accident victims to file additional claims when they are injured due to willful or wanton misconduct. Juries are putting more repeat DWI offenders in this category. Read More »
Texting While Driving Greatly Increases Crash Risks
Provided by Gregory S. Young Co., L.P.A.
A new study shows that texting drivers are 23 times more likely to crash or have a near-crash than drivers who aren’t texting. Read More »
Traffic Accidents on Nevada's 1-15
Provided by Christiansen Law Offices
I-15 has long been considered one of the most dangerous roads in the US, most often due to speeding, sleeping while driving, and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Read More »
Boosting Safety for Texas Kids
Provided by The Law Offices of Tyler & Peery
The Texas legislature recently sent Senate Bill 61 to Governor Rick Perry. The bill is intended to update our state’s laws to make auto travel safer for young children. Read More »
The Impact of Automaker Bankruptcies on Injured People
Provided by Butler, Wooten & Fryhofer, LLP
When Chrysler emerged from bankruptcy this year, the company received an important gift from the bankruptcy court. Read More »
Recession Drives Road Risks Higher
Provided by The Law Offices of Mark Kaire, P.A.
The recession has led to a greater number of uninsured motorists on our roadways, placing everyone at risk. Florida requires minimum coverage, but this does not protect drivers from financial burden. Read More »
Retinal Detachment Caused by Motor Vehicle Accidents
Provided by The Law Offices of Mark Kaire, P.A.
Car accidents occur every day, often causing serious injuries, such as retinal detachment. Left untreated, this may cause permanent damage or blindness. Read More »
Checking for Brain Injuries Following a Car Crash
Provided by Charles G. Monnett III & Associates
Automobile accidents are one of the leading causes of brain injuries in the nation. Unfortunately, many people do not realize they have a brain injury following an accident. Read More »
For Drivers, School Season Must be Greeted with Caution
Provided by Berger and Green
With school around the corner, drivers need to be aware of the increasing number of people crossing the street, cutting through alleys and getting onto and off of buses. Read More »
Pennsylvania Considers Action Against Cell Phone Use on the Road
Provided by Berger and Green
Cell phones, intended to keep us fully connected to the world at large, often cause us to lose sight of the world at present. Read More »
How an Attorney Can Help You After a Car Accident
Provided by Kottler & Kottler, Injury Attorneys
Most people file lawsuits after an accident not because they want to, but because they are left with no other reasonable choice. Read More »
Paying for Medical Expenses after an Automobile Accident
Provided by The Krist Law Firm, P.C.
If you are in a car accident caused by a driver who does not have auto insurance or enough coverage to pay for all of your medical expenses, you will have to find a way to pay for them yourself. Read More »
Alabama Supreme Court Takes Tough Stand on Uninsured Motorist Insurance
Provided by Marsh, Rickard & Bryan, P.C.
Underinsured motorist coverage is intended to protect people who are harmed by drivers with insufficient insurance, but these policies are subject to significant limitations in Alabama. Read More »
Georgia Benefits You Should Receive for Your Wrecked, Repaired Vehicle
Provided by Gary Martin Hays & Associates, P.C.
Georgia is one of the few states in the country to recognize a policyholder's right to recover for diminished auto value. Don’t let the insurance company get away with paying less than you’re owed. Read More »
What to Do When You Have Been in a Car Accident
Provided by Freibott Law Firm, P.A.
Most adults will be involved in a motor vehicle accident during their lifetimes. Here, you will find information on the steps you should take at the scene of a car accident. Read More »
Dangerous Highways in West Virginia
Provided by Warner Law Offices PLLC
West Virginia has some of the most dangerous roads and highways in the country. Dangers may be due to natural reasons, design, construction, maintenance and other drivers. Read More »
West Virginia Considers Ban on Texting While Driving
Provided by Warner Law Offices PLLC
The West Virginia senate is currently considering legislation that proponents hope will reduce the number of tragedies involved in sending text messages from cell phones while driving. Read More »
How to Protect Yourself After an Auto Accident in New York
Provided by Foley, Griffin, Jacobson & Faria, LLP, Attorneys at Law
An automobile accident can be a traumatic event. After dealing with the immediate medical and injury issues arising from the accident, there are certain actions that everyone involved should consider. Read More »
Difficult Legal Issues in Taconic Crash That Killed Eight
Provided by Foley, Griffin, Jacobson & Faria, LLP Attorneys At Law
As is often the case, a complex tragedy — the Taconic State Parkway crash in July — raises a number of difficult legal issues for survivors and family members of those who died or were injured. Read More »
The Trouble With Red Light Cameras
Provided by Jaklitsch Law Group
Traffic laws and regulations should be designed to ensure safety; unfortunately the current traffic laws in Maryland do not always reflect this consideration. Read More »
What Steps Should I Take if I am in a Car Accident in New Jersey?
Provided by The Epstein Law Firm, P.A.
If you are in a car accident, there are certain steps you should take to take care of yourself and protect your rights. Read More »
Protecting Yourself from Uninsured Drivers
Provided by McSweeney & Fay, P.L.L.P.
As the number of uninsured drivers increases nationwide, responsible drivers must take extra precautions to ensure they are protected in the event of an accident. Read More »
Teen Driver Cited in Pedestrian Accident
Provided by Law Offices of Jeffrey S. Glassman, LLC
The number of pedestrian vs. car accidents has grown in recent years. It is important for pedestrians to take safety measures and for drivers to watch for pedestrians and pay attention while driving. Read More »
Personal Injuries to Pedestrians Often Preventable
Provided by Law Offices of Jeffrey S. Glassman, LLC
Boston is known for its aggressive drivers. There are also many people traveling in a small area, often in a hurry. A consequence is motor vehicle collisions with pedestrians. Read More »
Protect Yourself with Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Provided by Peach & Weathers
If you are in a car accident and the at-fault driver does not have any insurance or not enough to cover your damages, your own uninsured/underinsured coverage will apply to cover your losses. Read More »
Offset Clauses and Your Auto Insurance Policy in South Carolina
Provided by Popowski, Callas & Shirley
Recently, insurance companies in South Carolina have been reducing the scope of coverage by writing "offset" clauses into their policies, thereby decreasing the available benefits for injured people. Read More »
Safe Summer Travels
Provided by Jacobs, Grudberg, Belt, Dow & Katz
As vacationers hit the roads and waves this summer, there are a few important safety tips every driver and boater should know and follow. Read More »
The Fight Over Red Light Cameras in Florida
Provided by Winters & Yonker P.A.
As the regular session of the Florida legislature came to a close for 2009, the push to legalize red light cameras failed. However, this legislation will likely reappear in the next session. Read More »
Wisconsin Insurance Battle Heats Up
Provided by Domnitz & Skemp, S.C.
Wisconsin's governor has asked the legislature to pass the Truth in Auto Insurance law, which would reverse several pro-insurance-company provisions enacted in sweeping 1995 tort reform legislation. Read More »
Budget Bill Changes Wisconsin Car Insurance Landscape
Provided by Domnitz & Skemp, S.C.
Governor Jim Doyle signed the 2009 Wisconsin budget bill on June 29, 2009, bringing sweeping changes to Wisconsin’s automobile insurance law. Read More »
The Importance of Medical Evaluation after an Accident
Provided by Lederer & Nojima LLP
It is important not just to seek medical attention following an accident, but to make sure that you receive the right type of treatment by qualified medical professionals. Read More »
Getting the Right Help After an Accident
Provided by Frederick J. Brynn, P.C.
Many people believe that they do not need to hire an attorney after an accident. For some, failing to do so could cost them the full and fair compensation they are owed. Read More »
Working with an Attorney Following a Car Accident
Provided by The Law Offices of J. Randolph Ingram, II
Most adults will be involved in a car accident at least once in their lifetimes. And most people in motor vehicle crashes will make one very critical mistake: they won't contact an attorney. Read More »
Regulating the Sale of Old Tires
Provided by Harris Penn & Lowry, LLP
Tires that are more than six years old are more susceptible to tread separation and blowouts; accidents caused by old tires can result in serious injury or death. Read More »
Colorado Moves to Tort-Based Auto Insurance System
Provided by Rosenthal & Heymann, LLC
Colorado has switched from a no-fault jurisdiction to a tort jurisdiction. Injured people are now required to seek coverage for their medical bills from the at-fault drivers' auto insurance companies. Read More »
Denver Slightly Better Than Average in Driver Safety
Provided by Rosenthal & Heymann, LLC
Denver, Colorado placed near the middle of the country's biggest cities in terms of driving safety in Allstate's Best Drivers survey. Read More »
The Effect of Chrysler's Bankruptcy on Consumers
Provided by Perrin Law Firm
The bankruptcy court's decision to let Chrysler avoid legal responsibility for some future claims could have a great effect on those injured in accidents involving Chrysler vehicles. Read More »
New GM Accepts Liability For Future Claims
Provided by Perrin Law Firm
GM has now agreed to assume responsibility for victims injured due to defective vehicles after the company emerges from bankruptcy protection. Read More »
So You're Buying Car Insurance - Do You Know What You're Getting?
Provided by John R. Fuller Attorney at Law
If you're looking at starting or switching insurance coverage, make sure that you know exactly what you are getting and to what extent you are covered. Read More »
Focusing on the Dangers of Distracted Driving
Provided by Cogan & McNabola, P.C.
Issues related to distracted driving are receiving a great deal of attention as lawmakers begin to understand the prevalence of this problem and the full extent of the consequences. Read More »
Florida's New Seatbelt Law
Provided by Law Offices of Corey Leifer, P.A.
Beginning June 30, 2009, Florida drivers can be pulled over and fined $30.00 for failing to wear a seatbelt. Read More »
New Minnesota Seatbelt Law
Provided by Neff Law Firm, P.A.
New Minnesota law includes changes that would allow law enforcement officers to stop vehicles if the driver or any of the passengers are not wearing seat belts. Read More »
Kentucky Lawmakers Considering Restricting Cell Phone Use While Driving
Provided by Winters,Yonker & Rousselle, P.S.C.
Hoping to reduce the number of car accidents, Kentucky lawmakers are currently considering legislation that would restrict the use of cell phones while driving. Read More »
Colorado House Kills Strict Seatbelt Bill
Provided by John R. Fuller Attorney at Law
Colorado recently voted to indefinitely postpone a bill that would make seatbelt violations a primary offense, effectively killing a measure that could significantly decrease auto accident injuries. Read More »
Colorado Texting Ban Takes Effect
Provided by John R. Fuller Attorney at Law
On June 1, Colorado Governor Ritter signed a bill outlawing texting for all drivers, and outlawing all cell phone use for drivers 18 and younger while behind the wheel. Read More »
Las Vegas Taxicab Accidents
Provided by Harris & Harris Lawyers
Las Vegas has more than 3,200 taxis with more than 9,800 drivers. Unfortunately, not all of these drivers follow the rules of the road, and locals, visitors and tourists have been injured as a result. Read More »
Dangerous Driving Habits Put Everyone At Risk
Provided by The Hoffmann Law Firm, L.L.C.
To ensure that drivers are sufficiently cautious when driving, Missouri lawmakers seek to combat dangerous practices like texting and driving and drunk driving through legislation. Read More »
$330 Million Verdict Sends Message in DUI Crash
Provided by Baird Law Group
In Florida, there is no cap on the amount of punitive damages a plaintiff may recover in cases involving intoxicated defendants. Drunk drivers may be facing not only legal but financial repercussions. Read More »
Should Distracted Driving Laws Apply to All Texas Drivers?
Provided by Law Office of Julie Johnson, PLLC
Texas recently joined the growing number of states that are putting limits on driver cell phone use and texting. Read More »
Restrictions Aim to Make Teenage Drivers in Connecticut Safer
Provided by Williams, Walsh, and O'Connor, LLC
Driver safety has been a main focus of Connecticut lawmakers in recent years. Since 2002, Connecticut has significantly upped restrictions on teenage drivers in an effort to curb driving fatalities. Read More »
California's Good Samaritans Law
Provided by Heller Law Firm
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed two bills this August that help clarify the state's Good Samaritans statute. Read More »
Pedestrian Safety
Provided by Salvi & Maher
Pedestrian v. automobile traffic accidents have become a growing concern. Many are caused by bad habits or inattentiveness of both drivers and pedestrians. Safety measures are a must. Read More »
Fatal Mistakes — The High Cost of Distracted Driving
Provided by Salvi & Maher
Accidents caused by distracted drivers have increased due to texting and cell phone use. However, a driver can be distracted by anything. The results are often severe, even deadly. Read More »
Clear Message: Texting While Driving is Dangerous
Provided by Carter Law Offices
Sending text messages from your cell phone while driving can be more dangerous than driving drunk due to slow reaction times, distraction and inattentive driving. Read More »
The Dangers of Texting and Driving
Provided by Culpepper Kurland, PLLC
Texting poses serious, sometimes fatal distractions to all drivers. Recent studies show that text messaging is a growing cause of auto accidents in the United States. Read More »
Other Sources of Liability Following a Car Accident
Provided by The Law Offices of Ferrer and Associates
Many factors may contribute to any motor vehicle accident. Accordingly, there may be multiple sources of liability and compensation to help injured people address the consequences. Read More »
All Drivers Should Carry Uninsured Motorist Insurance
Provided by Culpepper Kurland, PLLC
To ensure that you are fully protected in the case of an automobile accident, you should carry your own bodily injury liability and uninsured and/or underinsured motorist insurance. Read More »

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