A fender-bender could occur just about anywhere and often involves one driver leaving a parking spot. This type of car accident occurs at a low rate of speed. However, severe injuries can still occur in seemingly minor accidents. Gather Evidence You should always exchange insurance and contact information with the other driver if you are in a fender-bender or any other type of accident. Unless you suffer an obvious injury and need medical treatment, you also should collect evidence. Using[…] Read More
Category: Personal Injury
What Happens if My Car Was Totaled in a Car Accident?
In some circumstances, a car may be damaged beyond repair after a car accident. When a car is totaled, it becomes a total loss. It can be confusing to know what to do if you find yourself with a completely unusable vehicle. If your accident happened in New Jersey and you are trying to get the other party’s insurance to pay for a replacement car, you need to understand the state’s modified comparative negligence rule. Under this, two parties can[…] Read More
Safety Tips for Driving in Heavy Fog
Driving in heavy fog can be dangerous because it greatly limits your ability to see the road or other vehicles. When foggy conditions are particularly bad, it is best to stay off the road, but that might not always be an option. The National Weather Service reports that fog is a contributing factor in numerous car accidents every year. If you live near a large body of water or in an area with hills or mountains, you might encounter fog[…] Read More