No-Fault Doesn't Mean No Lawsuit

Having no-fault insurance can be advantageous in many cases as your medical bills are paid without having to argue over who was really at fault in a car accident. Another advantage is that negligence injury lawsuits aren't as common in these states as the no-fault law does not require determination of fault for insurance to pay out. However, that doesn't mean you can't be sued or can't sue someone who was technically at fault. [Read More]

Stop Making Excuses Not To Consult A Personal Injury Lawyer

While not all personal injury cases will require the assistance of a lawyer, it is always a good idea to consult with an attorney before settling your case. Unfortunately, far too many people choose not to take this advice. Oftentimes these individuals will site one of a few common excuses when asked why they have chosen not to consult a personal injury lawyer. This is really quite unfortunate because the truth is, these common excuses are often based upon myths or a simple lack of information. [Read More]

Determining Fault With A Car Accident After A Left-Hand Turn

If you were making a left-hand turn and found yourself in a car accident, the other driver might assume that you're at fault for the crash. However, this is not always the case. There are other factors that can determine which party is liable, and you will always want to ask an auto accident attorney for help. The Legality of the Turn Whether or not you made a legal left-hand turn will affect whether you will be considered liable for the crash. [Read More]

Mitigating Liability in Personal Injury Claims

Personal injury claims vary significantly from one case to another. The value of a personal injury claim may vary due to the severity of a plaintiff's injuries, the amount of money spent in medical treatment, or the plaintiff's level of contribution. Each party to a personal injury claim is entitled to a personal injury lawyer. While one personal injury lawyer works for the plaintiff to come up with a water-tight claim, another represents the defendant to dismantle the personal injury claim. [Read More]