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Sep
Chain Reaction Crashes: Things to Know if Involved in a Multi-Car Accident
Multi-car accidents—often called chain reaction crashes—can quickly become complicated because more than one driver may share responsibility for the collision. In many cases, determining who is legally responsible requires analyzing how the crash started and how each vehicle cont...
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Sep
How Arizona’s Comparative Negligence Law Affects Motorcycle Accident Claims
When multiple parties may share responsibility for a motorcycle crash, Arizona law determines how compensation is awarded based on each party’s level of fault. Arizona follows a pure comparative negligence rule, which means an injured motorcyclist can still recover compensation e...
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Sep
Can Social Media Hurt My Car Accident Case?
After a car accident, many people turn to social media to update friends or share what they’re going through. But posting online after a crash can sometimes do more harm than good. Insurance companies and defense attorneys often review social media accounts when investigating inj...
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Sep
What Happens If the At-Fault Driver Has No Insurance in Arizona?
When the driver who caused a vehicle collision doesn’t have insurance, many victims immediately worry they will be left paying for medical bills, lost income, and vehicle damage themselves. However, the reality is more complicated, and you likely still have options. Under Arizona...
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Sep
Can I Sue a Restaurant or Bar for a Drunk Driving Accident?
If a drunk driver causes a crash that injures you, the driver is clearly responsible, but they might not be the only one. Under Arizona law, you may also be able to hold the restaurant, bar, or establishment that overserved the driver accountable. These are known as dram shop cla...
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Sep
Are Roundabouts More Dangerous Than Normal Intersections?
Many American drivers approach roundabouts with some trepidation. That’s because these types of intersections are uncommon in the States. As proof of that, recent estimates put the number of roundabouts at 10,000. In contrast, there are about 320,000 traffic signals and millions ...
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Sep
Disability After A Car Accident: What To Know
Michigan has various legal mechanisms to ensure that you can cover your necessities if you suffer injuries in a car accident. Two of these are no-fault work loss benefits and short-term disability insurance. How these two policies provide coverage can get confusing, and a mistake...
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Sep
What You Need To Know About Lost Wages Claims From Car Accidents
A car accident can affect your ability to work and earn a living, making coverage for lost wages an important part of auto insurance. This benefit has specific guidelines in Michigan, which is why you should be aware of how to handle a claim if you need to replace lost income. Th...
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Sep
How Long Do I Have To File A Car Accident Lawsuit?
Auto accidents occur frequently every day across the nation. In fact, according to one source, there were more than 12 million car accidents in one recent year on US roads. In the interest of resolving the constant multitude of legal cases in an orderly fashion, the statute of li...
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