The amount you receive in a settlement depends on many factors, including your injuries, how much time it takes for the other driver's insurance company (if there is one) to pay out, whether or not the at-fault party has health insurance, and if so what type of coverage they have. In addition, you may be […]

If you have an insurance policy, your insurance agent or broker should have provided you with a Certificate of Insurance or Declarations page. This document displays your name and information as the policyholder, as well as the effective dates of the policy, liability limits, and your broker's information, if applicable.  Some clients might request this […]

There are a few things to consider when determining who's at fault in a roundabout car accident. First, who was the car that entered the roundabout first? If that car yielded to oncoming traffic and entered the roundabout safely, then they are not at fault. If the car did not yield and caused an accident, […]

The first thing you need to do after being in a car accident is to get medical attention as soon as possible, whether or not it's your fault. In most states, if someone else is at fault for causing your injuries, they are required by law to pay for any health care expenses that are […]

Injured people may experience physical, emotional, or psychological trauma as they are recovering from an accident. The severity of each injury can vary depending upon whether it was minor (such as bumps) or severe (like broken bones). Physical injuries such as cuts, bruises, and sprains usually heal quickly while there is more time for emotional […]

1- I met my wife, Julie, after one of our cars collided during an intersection accident in September 2009. It was horrible, but it taught me that things can turn out okay for you even if they seem impossible at first. She is not only my best friend today; she’s also my soulmate, the woman […]