Proving Fault in Maneuver-Based Car Accidents
Proving Fault in Maneuver-Based Car Accidents
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Fault for Rear-End Car Accidents
When one vehicle rear-ends another, the fault for the crash usually -- but not always -- lies with the tailing driver.
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Fault for a Car Accident: What is a Safe Following Distance?
In an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit after a car accident, whether or not the tailing driver kept a safe following distance may be a crucial factor in establishing fault, especially in cases involving rear-end collisions.
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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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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.
Accidents Caused by Vehicle Defects, Broken Car Parts, and Road Debris
Accidents Caused by Vehicle Defects, Broken Car Parts, and Road Debris
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Tire Blowouts and Car Accident Claims
Tire blowouts are a common cause of motor vehicle accidents, and may cause a driver to be liable for the accident.
Multi-Party Liability and Multi-Car Accidents
Multi-Party Liability and Multi-Car Accidents
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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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Car Accidents Involving Leased Vehicles
If it's a leased car, it gets a little more complicated after an accident.