When most people think of distracted driving, images of a driver looking at their phone or eating behind the wheel come…

Head-on collisions—where the fronts of two vehicles traveling in opposite directions crash into each other—are among the most dangerous types of…

When two vehicles traveling alongside each other collide, the crash is commonly called a side swipe accident or sideswipe collision. These…

A T-bone motor vehicle accident (also called a broadside or side-impact collision) happens when the front of one vehicle strikes the…

Strict liability is a special rule in tort law that holds someone responsible for harm even if they were not negligent…

After a sudden car crash, victims often feel overwhelmed and look for help. Nevada’s Litigators for Justice law firm has launched…

Victims of pedestrian accidents often ask “How long does it take to settle a pedestrian accident?” The honest answer is: it…

If you’re involved in a car accident in Georgia, stay calm and act safely and legally right away. Immediately stop in…

Atlanta sees a high volume of crashes each year – roughly 28,000–30,000 according to police records – which means drivers should…

Rear-end crashes are among the most common car accidents in the U.S. and can range from minor fender-benders to catastrophic wrecks….

No-fault auto insurance means each driver’s own policy pays for their injuries after a crash, regardless of fault. However, PIP benefits…

Insurance rules vary widely, and there’s no single national “magic number” of wrecks that automatically triggers cancellation. In practice, each insurer…