What Is Included in a Bodily Injury Claim?
Automobile insurance is a contract between the insurance company and a driver that protects motorists against financial losses if they are in a car accident. Ho ...
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Fort Lauderdale Car Accident Scenarios: Who’s at Fault?
Motor vehicle accidents are known for their catastrophic repercussions, including devastating injuries, excruciating pain, and astronomical medical expenses tha ...
Weird Pennsylvania Laws
Understanding the legal system is no mean feat, and every state has its share of outdated and unusual laws that defy explanation. Here, we discuss some of Penns ...
How Does an Insurance Company Decide Who Was at Fault?
Accidents are sudden events, and it can be difficult to pinpoint exactly how and what went wrong, leading to the accident and injuries. Often, the versions of a ...
Fort Lauderdale Car Driver Fatigue
Driver fatigue is a condition often associated with long-haul commercial truck drivers. However, this condition can affect other drivers on the roadway as well. ...
Philadelphia Motor Vehicle Accident Statistics
Philadelphia is home to over 1.5 million people and close to 2,500 miles of roadway, making it the largest city in Pennsylvania. Yet, while the home of the Libe ...
How Is a Settlement Paid Out?
Settling a personal injury case is a relief for victims. It can be a long road to reach this point, and you want to know how you will ultimately receive the mon ...
How Do You Ask for Pain and Suffering Without a Lawyer?
After an accident where you suffer injuries because of the negligence of another party, you must begin to think about an insurance claim and how you will ask fo ...
How Much Does Workers’ Compensation Pay for a Back Injury
Back injuries are some of the most common injuries in work-related accidents. If you are suffering from back pain or injury, you understand that the pain affect ...
Who Decides Who Is at Fault in a Car Accident?
The concept of fault plays an important role in car accident cases. The party at fault for a crash often (although, as explained below, not always) has a legal ...