When a car accident happens, passengers are often in a unique position. Unlike the drivers involved, an injured passenger typically did not cause the collision. However,...
Read moreLeft-turn collisions are among the most common—and most serious—types of motor vehicle accidents. Because drivers making left turns often cross oncoming traffic,...
Read moreIntersections are some of the most dangerous places on the road. Even at relatively low speeds, crashes at intersections can cause serious injuries, extensive property...
Read moreUnsafe lane changes are one of the most common causes of car accidents in both Washington and California. Whether on a busy Seattle freeway or a congested Los Angeles...
Read moreWhen a student driver causes a car accident, one of the first questions injured victims ask is: Who is legally responsible? Is it the inexperienced driver? The driving...
Read moreIf you’ve been in a car accident and your vehicle was badly damaged, you may soon hear the term “total loss” from the insurance company. For many people, this...
Read moreWhen a car and a bicycle collide, determining who had the right of way is one of the most important factors in deciding fault. Both drivers and cyclists must follow the...
Read moreEven the most careful driver can find themselves involved in a car accident. In the stressful moments that follow, it’s easy to make decisions that can hurt your...
Read moreWhiplash is one of the most common injuries sustained in car accidents, especially in rear-end collisions. While it may sound minor, whiplash can cause long-lasting pain...
Read moreRear-end collisions are among the most common types of car accidents, and tailgating is one of the top reasons they happen. If you were following another vehicle too...
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