Accidents happen – and in an era of rising insurance rates and stagnant wages, more drivers than ever before are traveling with inadequate auto insurance coverage, or no coverage at all. If you’re unfortunate enough to be involved in an accident with someone whose insurance company won’t pay out for your medical expenses and lost wages, you may be wondering about your options.
Read on to learn more about the steps you should take after being involved in an accident with an uninsured (or underinsured) driver.…
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Aggressive driving is not only aggravating for those being tailgated, cut off, or otherwise harassed, but can also be dangerous and cause accidents. In fact, 15 states have enacted laws or regulations prohibiting aggressive driving and prescribing civil and other statutory penalties for those whose actions lead to a traffic stop or accident. If you’re injured by an aggressive driver, you may be wondering about your next steps to help punish the offender and make yourself whole.…
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As construction season begins throughout most of the continental U.S., traffic backups and accidents may increase. One of the biggest potential dangers you can face while driving is being in a vulnerable stopped position on a highway. As cars are required to quickly come to a stop, a chain reaction accident may happen – smashing your vehicle into the one in front of it while your vehicle sustains rear-end damage from those crashing behind you.…
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