Can I Sue Someone for Running a Red Light and Hitting Me?
When drivers try to beat a red light instead of slowing down to a complete stop, they are putting the lives of other drivers, passengers, pedestrians or bicyclists in danger. Red-light accidents are entirely preventable and happen more often than you may realize. If you have been seriously injured in an accident caused by someone […]
Read MoreWho is to Blame for a Left-Turn Accident in Wisconsin?
Many accidents happen when drivers are making a left-hand turn. Most of the time, the driver turning left must yield to oncoming traffic before crossing an intersection and for this reason, the turning driver is often found at fault in a crash. There are certain cases, however, when the other driver may be to blame. […]
Read MoreDetermining Fault in a Rear-End Collision
Rear-end collisions happen every day, resulting in significant injuries and damages. Victims may suffer debilitating back or neck pain that requires extensive medical treatment. The driver who rear-ended the car in front is often presumed to be at fault. However, this does not mean the rear driver is always the only one to blame for […]
Read MoreCan Damages Be Recovered after an Out-Of-State Car Accident?
Being involved in a car accident can be a traumatic and overwhelming experience, especially when it occurs while driving in another state. You may be unsure if your injuries and damages will be covered because you are outside your state of residence. Fortunately, there are certain actions you can take to help protect your claim […]
Read MoreHow Can MedPay Coverage Help Me After a Car Accident?
If you are involved in a serious car accident, you will be expected to pay your medical bills while your claim is pending. This is true even if your injuries were caused by someone else’s negligence. However, purchasing medical payments (MedPay) coverage with your auto insurance can offer much-needed compensation while you recover from your […]
Read MoreCan I File a Lawsuit for More Than the Value of a Drivers’ Insurance Policy?
If you were injured in an Appleton car crash, you may be eligible to make a claim against the driver responsible for the accident and any resulting injuries and damages. This is because Wisconsin follows a traditional fault-based system. Table of Contents Understanding Insurance Policy Limits Suing for More Than the Insurance Policy Limits Other […]
Read MoreOptions for Drivers When Insurance Companies Will Not Settle a Claim
After a car accident, many injured drivers are often left confused and uncertain about what to do next. This concern is heightened when the insurance company is not willing to settle a claim. You may be wondering why this happens and whether you may still be eligible to obtain compensation to help cover your medical […]
Read MoreIs The Driver Always Liable for Hitting a Pedestrian?
Drivers are expected to always watch for and be extra cautious around pedestrians. Because of this, when a pedestrian is hit by a car, the general assumption is that the driver is to blame for the accident. That is not always true. Pedestrians should never assume that a driver sees them. There are some situations […]
Read MoreDo I Have a Claim in a No-Contact Car Accident?
When most people think of a car accident, they picture a collision between two vehicles. However, sometimes a crash can happen without one vehicle touching another. These are known as no-contact car accidents, in which only one vehicle or driver is damaged or injured. Filing an insurance claim for damages in these cases can be […]
Read MoreCan I Pursue Compensation After a Car Accident on Private Property?
When a crash happens on private property, it can be challenging to determine who is liable for damages. There are often different rules that apply to crashes on private property compared to public property. Fortunately, you may still be eligible to pursue compensation for any losses you have endured. Below, our Oshkosh car accident lawyers […]
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