Why The Rear Driver May Not Be Wholly Liable For A Rear-End Accident

Whenever a rear-end accident occurs, the assumption is that the rear driver must have been at fault. This is true in the majority of these cases, but there are exceptions. Here are three examples of situations in which the rear driver may not be wholly at fault for a rear-end car crash: The Front Driver Is Negligent As the rear driver, you will only shoulder the entire liability for the accident if the front driver did not do anything to contribute to the crash. [Read More]

Truck Accident Aftermath: What To Do Before Calling An Attorney

If you were recently in an accident with a commercial truck or vehicle, there may be some confusion on who owes you for your damages and injuries. Gather the following information after the accident to ensure you can track down the responsible party so you get what you are owed. Company Details Sometimes drivers will try to avoid giving you information on their employer because they fear job repercussions following an accident. [Read More]

Crosswalks And Car Accidents: Pedestrians Are In Grave Danger

You know that you're supposed to cross the street at crosswalks. However, even if you're careful to obey the "Walk" and "Don't Walk" signs, you can still end up being the victim of a serious car accident. Here's what you should know about pedestrian injuries and crosswalks: The Risk Of Injury Is Severe If you're a pedestrian that's been hit by a car, the accident can be particularly devastating. With literally nothing to protect the pedestrian from impact, a car going only 40MPH is likely to kill the pedestrian over 80% of the time. [Read More]

Be Safe On Your Motorcyle With These 2 Tips

Having a motorcycle can be an exciting experience. However, those who ride motorcycles are about 35 times more likely to have a fatal accident than other drivers. Here are just two of the ways you can protect yourself.  Be Aware after Custom Upgrades If you strip your bike and put custom parts on it, it is important to be aware that upgrades may change the way the motorcycle rides. For instance, if you strip the bike and rebuild it to your own specifications, know that you may be changing the center of gravity. [Read More]