Sideswipe accidents typically aren’t as severe as angle crashes or head-on collisions, but they can still do serious damage. Sideswipes sometimes start off a chain reaction—one driver swerves after a sideswipe, hits someone else and causes a pileup. Sideswipes may...
Parking lots—with busy entrances and exits, tight turns and a high volume of pedestrians—are prime spots for collisions. Fortunately, parking lot accidents are not usually as severe as ones that occur on streets or highways. But serious injuries can occur, including...
In many ways, a rideshare crash is just like any other auto accident. Drivers and passengers suffer the same types of injuries, like broken bones, soft tissue damage or concussions. But while the accidents may be no different, the dynamic of fault and compensation is,...
While cars have become safer over time, with manufacturers designing, testing and adding new, life-saving features, there’s always the possibility for defects or mistakes to occur. Most recently, GM faced a massive recall of Chevy Bolt batteries over fire concerns....
People speed for many reasons. They may be running late or feel stressed and hurried. Some are aggravated by slow traffic, zooming ahead to the next gridlocked intersection. Sometimes, folks simply fail to notice a speed limit change, keeping at their country road...
Filing an injury claim after getting into a car accident is inconvenient enough. But if you’re involved in an accident with a government vehicle, the process is even more stressful, with tighter deadlines and stricter requirements. When you factor in the number of...
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