When a driver in a car accident did not have on a seat belt, his or her chances of receiving compensation for injuries and damage from the accident can be impacted. Whether his or her settlement or lawsuit award will be impacted depends heavily on the state’s laws and the circumstances of the case. If you were the victim in an accident and you were not wearing a seat belt, here is what you need to know. Read More»
If you’ve missed work due to an accident that wasn’t your fault, you should be compensated for that. But most victims aren’t aware that the loss of a paycheck isn’t the only thing to consider here, especially if you receive other bonuses from time to time. If you’re working with an insurance adjuster, here’s how to calculate all lost income in your injury settlement. Breakdown of Lost Income There are various ways that employees lose money when they aren’t able to work due to their injuries. Read More»
If you ride a motorcycle on a regular basis, you are probably already aware of the 19 states that require you to wear one at all times. But depending on your age, you may be able to take it off when you cross the state line in some of the neighboring states. But what happens if you have an accident because of the negligence on the part of someone else and you are not wearing it? Read More»
Accidents happen every single day on the roads all across the world. Some are more severe than others, especially when motorcycles are involved. With motorcycle accidents, riders and passengers tend to be far more injured than when involved in standard automobile accidents due to the lack of a shell protecting the body. If you have recently been involved in a motorcycle accident, here are three questions that you may find particularly beneficial: Read More»
A hearing is often the culmination of your preparations when you are pursuing a personal injury claim. This will be your chance to share with the court how the injury has affected you personally, financially, and professionally. It’s important that you are prepared for the hearing since this is also when decisions will be made about whether your case will continue to trial or not. Knowing what mistakes to avoid can help. Read More»