1-800-931-7036
Normally, following an accident, the insurance company of the responsible driver covers the reported losses. Suppose, though, that the same driver has failed to buy automobile insurance. What happens then? (more…)
How Insurance Protects Homeowners That Were Target of Personal Injury Claim
Homeowner’s insurance covers the medical costs that would arise, following the administration of treatment to any injuries sustained by a guest. The best policies offer extensive coverage. (more…)
Tricks Used By Insurance Companies To Reduce Injury Claim Payouts?
Insurers do not like to pay a large amount of money to a plaintiff. Hence, insurance companies encourage the legal team for any defendant to use specific tactics, in order to reduce the size of the plaintiff’s compensation. (more…)
What Is The “Duty To Mitigate Damages” In A Personal Injury Case?
There are many aspects to a personal injury case. If you are filing a personal injury claim against an insurance company, you will need to have substantial evidence to back up your claim. If you are injured in an accident involving negligence, many times, the case can be obvious and simple. For example, the driver of the other vehicle ran a stop light, which caused your car accident. If you were to file a claim on this accident, the owner of the vehicle could clearly turn things around and say that you did not maintain control of your vehicle and when he lost control of his, you hit him. This is often referred to as “duty to mitigate”. (more…)
What If My Car Accident Was Caused By A Hidden Or Missing Road Sign?
Car accidents happen all the time and they are normally due to someone being careless while operating a vehicle. There is another reason for accidents on the road each year and that is due to missing or hidden road signs. (more…)