David J. Berg was a personal injury litigator for 22 years who handled maritime, Longshore, and general personal injury cases throughout New England and nationwide. After twenty-plus years of fighting defendants and their insurance companies, he decided to leave litigation and now specializes in legal research and writing for lawyers and the general public. He is a graduate of the Syracuse University College of Law and is a member of several state bars.
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Responsibility for car accident medical bills can fall on numerous parties, both in the short term, and once fault for the crash is sorted out.
A health care provider, an insurance company, or some other party might be entitled to a portion of your car accident settlement.
Get a sense of how insurance adjusters operate, and get an advantage when it's time to settle your car insurance claim.
After a North Carolina car accident, take a look at this hypothetical claim example to get an idea of how a settlement might look.
This hypothetical claim example can give you an idea of how a settlement might look after an Oregon car accident.
If you're involved in a Virginia car accident, take a look at this hypothetical claim example to get an idea of how a settlement might look.
If you get into a seemingly minor car accident that wasn’t your fault, you might wonder if you can still make a claim for
If your teen gets into a car accident that is his or her fault, you can expect your car insurance to soar.
If two cars collide in a parking lot, how do you prove fault? Here's a look at different types of parking lot car incidents.
If you get into a car accident in Florida, do you have to report it? If so, who do you need to report the accident to, and how is the report made? What if you can't (or don't) report a car accident in Florida? We'll answer those questions (and a few more) in this article.