Category: Car Accident

A T-bone car accident occurs when one vehicle crashes into the side of another, forming a “T” shape at the point of impact. These collisions often happen at intersections and can result in significant injuries and property damage. The severity of the crash depends on speed, vehicle size, and whether safety features such as side airbags are deployed. What Causes T-Bone Car Accidents? Some of the most common causes of T-bone accidents include: Intersections are high-risk locations where drivers must[…] Read More

The journey toward pursuing fair compensation for car accident injuries often takes a few detours before things are resolved. A common one involves comparative negligence. Many car accident survivors think that liability determinations are clear, but when comparative negligence comes into play, compensation amounts can change. How does it happen? What Is Comparative Negligence? Comparative negligence refers to the degree of fault each person involved in an accident has. New Jersey insurers investigate crashes and decide how much each party[…] Read More

It is a common scenario to encounter a vehicle at night with its high beams or “brights” on to light up the night. And while high beams should be dimmed when an oncoming vehicle or a vehicle ahead of you is within 500 feet, not everyone adheres to this rule. In fact, there are some who misuse high beams at night, which could lead to dangerous situations and potential car accidents. So, what do you need to know about high[…] Read More