Your Hurt in an Accident and Can’t Afford an Attorney

Posted on: 14 December 2015
Being involved in any type of accident can be a very traumatic experience, but when you are involved in an accident with an 18-wheeler your trauma level can reach new heights. This is easy to understand, since fatalities are twice as likely to occur during a truck accident than they are with a car. Along with the trauma you may be experiencing, dealing with the claim is far more complicated than you can imagine.
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Posted on: 13 November 2015
Were you involved in a car accident in which you were injured, and the at-fault party lost their life? Are you wondering whether you can recover damages, and if so, how the process differs from a personal injury case against a living person? Read on to find out. When The Deceased Had Ample Auto Insurance At The Time Of The Accident If the at-fault party had an auto insurance policy at the time of the accident that is large enough to cover your damages, then things play out much like they would if the at-fault party were still alive.
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Posted on: 22 October 2015
According to the Association for Safe International Road Travel, approximately 2.3 million Americans are injured in car accidents each year. Once the dust settles after the accident and you've determined you and your family are safe, the next step you should take is to contact your insurance provider. However, don't assume that just because you've paid your premiums on time every month, the insurance company will give you a fair settlement.
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Posted on: 29 September 2015
Auto-related lawsuits that are settled for millions of dollars capture headlines, but they're hardly the norm. In most cases, claimants walk away with only a few thousand dollars after legal fees and doctors bills. If you're in the middle of or considering filing an auto injury lawsuit, don't expect your settlement to make you rich. Here's what you might expect to win, if you do win. (Your exact settlement will vary, but the following data will give you a ballpark figure of what you might expect.
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