After a car accident happens, people typically assume that someone was negligent. It certainly is a common reason, but not the only one. Other causes include icy roads, manufacturer defects, and recalls. Who would be liable when a recalled car causes an accident, though? Why Are Cars Recalled? A motor vehicle recall is initiated when a vehicle manufacturer or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) identifies a safety-related defect or non-compliance with federal safety standards. These issues can range[…] Read More
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My Car Was T-Boned: What Should I Do?
With nearly a quarter of all accident fatalities occurring by side impact, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, these types of accidents – also known as T-bone accidents – are among some of the deadliest. If you are involved in a T-bone accident, here are some things you may need to know. What Are the Common Causes of Side-Impact Accidents? A T-bone accident occurs when the front end of one vehicle comes in contact with another vehicle’s driver[…] Read More
Accident with City Bus or Transit Vehicles: What You Should Know?
Car Accidents with city buses and transit vehicles in South Jersey and Philadelphia happen more often than you might think. They are different from typical motor vehicle accidents in several ways, so it is essential to know your rights and the potential legal avenues for compensation. What Are Common Causes of Bus and Transit Vehicle Accidents? Accidents involving city buses or transit vehicles can happen for a range of reasons: Who Is Liable in a Bus Accident? Determining liability in[…] Read More