Everyone knows that hit-and-run accidents are terrible. A driver, often under the influence, strikes another vehicle, pedestrian, or cyclist, and just – keeps driving, with no attempt to stop and see if there are any injuries or deaths. In the United States, there are an average of 2,000 hit-and-run accidents each day (6 of them… Read more »
T bone accidents, also known as broadside or side-impact collisions, are the second most dangerous type of collision, next to head-on collisions. Every year, around 5,000 people die due to t bone accidents. For those accidents where fatalities do not occur, victims still often suffer from severe injuries that can result in long-term complications. If… Read more »
Insurance companies are notorious for looking for ways to offer reduced settlements to get out of paying victims what they deserve after a car accident. Some insurers may even deny a claim altogether if they feel there is insufficient evidence. Thus, it is crucial to provide as much evidence as possible. This includes evidence that… Read more »
There are many kinds of gadgets companies use today to make what they do easier or to provide a better customer experience. And insurance companies are no different. One such gadget or device used by insurers is a car insurance tracking device, which is used as a part of discount programs to offer lower premiums… Read more »
Most people have heard of black boxes when referring to airplanes, but it is a little-known fact that motor vehicles can have these devices as well. And when an accident occurs, the data recorded by a vehicle’s black box could potentially help when determining fault. Read on to learn more about black box car devices… Read more »
What you’ll learn from this article: Wearing headphones while driving is a controversial topic in Indiana. Plenty of people believe it’s illegal. When they see people driving while wearing headphones or headsets, some will wag their fingers and say, “That’s not legal!” This is particularly common after a car accident when it’s time to sort… Read more »
When filing a car accident claim, the more evidence you have, the better. And as digital technology increasingly becomes a central component in our lives, digital evidence has also become more popular. Video footage and dashcam evidence, for example, are being used more often in car accident cases to help victims better prove what happened… Read more »
You’ve likely noticed the many cameras that capture footage across Indianapolis’ roads, including traffic cameras, dashboard cameras, and security cameras. These different cameras can be highly valuable for proving car accident and personal injury claims because they record traffic accidents as they happen, providing almost indisputable evidence. Unfortunately, it’s nearly impossible to obtain certain types… Read more »
After an accident, you will need to file a personal injury claim if you want to receive compensation to help pay for your injuries and other potential damages. However, even though you have a right to file a claim when an accident is caused by someone else’s negligence, there is no guarantee of a specific… Read more »
As construction on I-69 continues in Indianapolis and other parts of Indiana, there’s a growing concern about the rise of devastating traffic accidents along the interstate. Many Indiana motorists and passengers have suffered severe injuries because of the dangerous construction sites and narrowed lanes of traffic on I-69, and, tragically, some have even lost their… Read more »