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Being involved in a car accident can naturally induce stress and confusion. Despite this, there are specific actions you can take to increase your chances of securing compensation, such as: Seek medical attention. You should always put your health and well-being first. If you are injured in a car accident or truck accident, you will likely […]
Our health is our most valuable asset. So it makes sense that it is always prudent to get a complete medical exam after a car accident, even if you initially feel fine. During traumatic moments, such as a collision, your body will produce adrenaline, masking pain. A thorough examination can help identify any injuries you […]
Many people involved in a car accident or truck accident have a common misconception that you must pay an attorney upfront to retain their services. Fortunately, this is not required by most car accident lawyers. Personal injury lawyers usually work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you’re not required to pay any upfront fees to retain […]
When it comes to car accident cases, there is no one-size-fits-all answer to what is considered a “fair” settlement. What is fair will depend on the circumstances of your particular case. To determine how much your case is worth, certain factors are taken into consideration, including: The severity of your injuries The total amount of medical bills […]
To prove fault, you will need to demonstrate that the other party was negligent, meaning they failed to use reasonable care, such as by breaking traffic rules or driving while distracted. Your attorney may rely on various tools to prove the other driver’s fault, including: Witness statements Information from police reports Photos and videos of […]
If you were partially at fault for the accident, you can still seek compensation and make a financial recovery as long as you’re not more than 50 percent at fault. However, your financial recovery will be reduced according to your percentage of liability. So, for example, if a jury determines you were 10 percent at […]
While all drivers must have auto insurance in Texas, some break the law by driving without coverage or with fake paper license plates. Even if the other driver is uninsured, you could still receive compensation. You can file a claim with your own insurance company if you have uninsured motorist (UM) coverage. A lawyer can […]
Drivers and passengers are legally required to wear seat belts at all times, but some individuals may not wear them for every ride. If you were not wearing your seatbelt at the time of the car accident, you can still seek a recovery.
The length of the car accident claim will depend on the circumstances of your case. Less complex cases may settle more quickly than more challenging ones, such as those involving more severe, long-term injuries and those in which liability is challenged by the insurance company. Cases that go to trial will typically take significantly longer […]
For car accident cases, you may be entitled to compensation for losses related to your accident, called compensatory damages. These may include: Medical expenses (present and future) Lost wages Lost wages and loss of earning potential Pain and suffering Physical impairment Mental anguish Property damage In rare cases, you may be entitled to punitive damages, […]