Accidents happen in seconds, but the aftermath can last for months or even years. In that chaos, it’s easy to assume that others will gather what’s needed. However, that assumption can lead to a weaker claim or the loss of evidence. Taking photos of the accident scene might feel like a small act, but it’s […]

Your driving history might seem like a closed chapter. But when you’re injured in a car crash and file an injury claim, your past driving record and accident can be connected in ways you might not expect. Insurance companies will often use anything they can to challenge your credibility, including your prior driving behavior.  At

If you’re recovering from injuries after a car wreck and staring down rising expenses, it’s completely fair to wonder what the other driver’s policy actually covers. Getting a straight answer from their insurance company isn’t always simple, but your lawyer can request a car accident policy limit disclosure, so you know what you are working

Many drivers install dashcams in their vehicles, and many newer model cars come equipped with dashcams. In the event of an accident, footage from your dashcam can generally be used in support of your claim, and it can potentially make it that much stronger. In other words, the answer to do I need a dashcam

If another motorist leaves you injured in a car accident, you can seek compensation for your lost earnings – and more. You can hold the at-fault driver responsible for your full range of covered physical, financial, and emotional losses, and doing so will play a key role in your ability to regain your health and well-being.

If you were injured in a car accident that was caused by someone else’s negligence, you’ll need evidence to prove their fault and to recover on your physical, financial, and emotional losses, and one form of evidence that applies to virtually every car accident claim is the police report. It should be noted, however, that