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In most rear-end crashes, the legal responsibility for the car accident falls on the driver in the back, as the law expects drivers to maintain a safe distance and stay attentive to changing traffic patterns. When they fail to do so—by following too closely, texting, or braking too late—they typically assume liability. However, the situation is not always so straightforward. How Should You Respond Right After a Rear-End Crash? First, move any vehicles out of traffic if possible, then call 911 to report the crash. Photograph[…] Read More

Linwood, a small city of approximately 7,000 residents nestled in Atlantic County, New Jersey, offers convenient access to beaches, shopping, and employment centers that make South Jersey living appealing, but this prime location along the Garden State Parkway comes with significant safety concerns for drivers, especially getting into a car accident. What Makes the Garden State Parkway So Dangerous? Stretching 173 miles from Cape May to the New York border, the Garden State Parkway ranks among New Jersey’s deadliest roadways,[…] Read More

Car accident insurance claims and lawsuits often involve conflicting accounts from the drivers and eye witnesses. When that happens, “dashcam footage” can provide an objective record of what occurred before, during, and after these crashes. Increasingly, courts and insurance companies recognize video evidence as a valuable resource in determining responsibility, evaluating damages, and clarifying disputed facts. How Can Dashcam Footage Support a Car Accident Claim? Dashcam recordings can document the sequence of events leading up to an accident. This evidence[…] Read More