Get Your Car Accident Checklist (PDF) Crash Checklist: Important Steps to Follow After a Collision Get as much information as possible from everyone present at the accident scene. Take photos of the accident scene immediately after the crash. Save all evidence found at the scene of the accident. Inform your insurance company about the accident […]
Car Insurance companies continue to work with businesses and consumers to provide affordable policies throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Now is the right time to seek rebates, discounts and other options that may provide auto insurance Covid relief. But don’t wait for the insurance companies to act. Review the steps you can take right now to […]
PTSD after a car accident requires attention because: Car accidents are now the leading cause of PTSD Negligence lawsuits for PTSD cases are rising Legitimate legal claims require action from injured parties Treatments present unique challenges that call for professional help Resources exist for the suffering to get the help they need Post Traumatic Stress […]
If you’ve been injured in a car accident during the coronavirus crisis, certain actions should not be delayed or ignored. COVID-19 has no doubt upended personal and professional life. Emergency rooms, medical facilities, law offices and the courts — all relevant to car crash injury cases
In the year 2019, 48 states joined a ban on text messaging for all drivers. 20 states currently prohibit all drivers from using hand-held cell phones while driving.1 Texting and cell phone use continue to contribute as major causes of crashes for trucks, cars, bicyclists and pedestrians. The responsibility lies upon each of us to take action
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National Distracted Driving Awareness Month Everyone, take your phone out of your hands and return it to your car mount
Traveling down the interstate at high speeds comes with its own risks, but it becomes even more dangerous when flying.
According to the Federal Communications Commission, at any time of the day or night, 660,000 people are using electronic devices while driving in the United States. This number has held steady since the year 2010 despite warnings about how dangerous texting and driving is. What this tells us is that people are not taking the […]
