At the Scene of a Car Accident: What to Do
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At a Car Accident Scene, Gather Information and Write It Down
If you are injured or your vehicle is damaged, here's the information you should try to get your hands on at the scene of your car accident.
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Reporting a Car Accident: Steps to Take
If you get into a car accident, who might you need to notify?
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After you've been involved in a car accident, use this accident investigation form to make sure you collect all the information you need.
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Never Flee the Scene of a Car Accident -- Here's Why
A look at your legal obligations after an accident, and the penalties you may face if you flee the scene.
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I witnessed a hit and run car accident. Do I have to get involved?
I witnessed a hit and run car accident. Do I have to get involved?
After a Car Accident: First Steps
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See a Doctor ASAP: Pains/Symptoms After a Car Crash
It's crucial to get necessary medical care after a car accident, not just from a health standpoint.
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Use this car accident diary form to record important information related to the accident, your injuries, and your recovery.
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After Your Car Accident: Inform Your Insurance Company
Failing to promptly report your accident to your car insurance company violates the terms of your policy and may allow your insurance company to void the policy altogether.
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When Do You Need A Lawyer For Your Car Accident Claim?
If your car accident claim is pretty straightforward, you may be able to handle it yourself. But these cases can get tricky without an experienced lawyer's help. Here's what to consider.
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Car Accidents Caused by Debris, Potholes, and Other Road Hazards
Sorting out liability and other key issues is especially challenging when the accident was caused by hazards in the roadway, such as potholes or debris.
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Running a Stop Sign: Proving Fault for the Accident
If someone runs a stop sign and hits you, you still need to prove that the other driver actually ran the stop sign. Your word may not be enough, especially if the other driver denies fault.
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Legal Consequences of a Hit and Run Accident
In this article, we'll take a look at what drivers are legally obligated to do after a car accident, and we'll also discuss the potential penalties stemming from a hit and run accident.
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Car Accidents: Determining Liability in a Parking Lot
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.
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How Police Reports Establish Fault for a Car Accident
If you've been involved in an automobile accident, it's in your best interests to call the police and have them come to the scene so that the incident is documented in a police report -- no matter who you think is at fault for the crash.
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Who May Be Held Liable in a Car Crash?
A car accident lawyer can handle any claims for damages against the person liable for the car accident and file a lawsuit in your behalf.
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Can Seatbelts Cause Injuries After a Car Accident?
There's no doubt that seat belts save lives, but in rare cases they can also inflict injury during a car accident.
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Late-Appearing Car Accident Injuries
It can take a while for some car accident injuries to show up. Here's what to look for and what to do.
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When Can I Cross a Double Yellow Line in California?
You may be able to fight your ticket for crossing a double yellow line.
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Making a U-turn can sometimes seem like the fastest and easiest thing to do when you find yourself going in the wrong direction. Sometimes, however, the law does not permit a U-turn to be made.