What is Comparative Negligence? Comparative negligence is a system of sharing fault for an accident. When drivers are involved in a car accident, they may be assigned any percentage of total fault for that accident or a driver may be assigned no fault at all. For example, two parties equally at-fault for an accident...

Unfortunately, car crashes are incredibly common. Whether it’s an accident on the highway, on a busy street, or even on a side street, car accident injuries can be sustained in a variety of crashes. Common Types of Car Accident Injuries Take a look at some of the most common types of car accident injuries....

When you’re in a car accident, there are many tasks you must complete before leaving the crash scene. One of the most important things you must do is get key information from the other driver – or drivers – involved in the accident. Gathering this information will be vital when working with your insurance...

Auto accidents can cause immediate panic. After the screeching brakes and the awful sound of your car hitting another vehicle in a car accident, your mind will start to race. Eventually, when you start to think clearly, you might realize, “This wasn’t my fault.” If you know the other driver caused the accident, there...

Motorcycle accidents are extremely dangerous to the rider. When you ride a motorcycle, there is always the threat of getting seriously injured in motorcycle accidents due to the nature of bikes and the lack of protection – especially if you get into an accident with a car or other larger vehicle. These accidents can...