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Category Archives: Car Accident
Car accidents and the claims process
After you’ve submitted your claim to your insurance company, a claims adjuster will usually be assigned to your claim to investigate. You should receive a phone call, letter or email from the adjuster introducing him or herself and informing you … Continue reading
Do I need to contact an attorney after a car accident?
Generally speaking, it depends on what happened and what injuries were suffered, and to whom. If you and your family members have not been hurt, the answer is probably no. If you or anyone you care about has been injured … Continue reading
What your options are when your car is totaled
A car is “totaled” when it is so damaged that it would cost more to fix it than what it’s actually worth. Insurers differ on how much damage must occur before they consider a car totaled, but over 50% damage … Continue reading
Presumption of fault in rear-end accidents
Most state vehicle laws require drivers to follow at a safe distance and be able to stop for vehicles in front of them. If the driver can’t stop, it is generally assumed that he or she is at fault for … Continue reading