Car Accident - Page 6

If you have experience with car accidents, or if a recent accident ended in minor damage, you may wonder whether you have what it takes to represent yourself. After all, why should you pay an attorney to handle the task when you have everything you need to do it yourself? Before you jeopardize your case, …

There are many elements involved in a car accident lawsuit, and each situation has significant differences. More severe accidents often result in settlements or awards of higher value because the injured party suffered more losses, resulting in more damages. Ultimately, whether or not you receive a settlement depends on the damages you incurred and what …

When a car accident leaves you injured and facing a mountain of medical and other bills, you can, of course, sue the person whose negligence caused your accident. In such a suit, you seek damages, both economic and noneconomic, sufficient to cover all your current and future losses resulting from your injuries. You may, however, …

In 2020, a total of 100,649 car crashes occurred on Massachusetts roads, with 327 fatality crashes and 24,334 injury crashes. Chances are, at some point, you could be involved in a car accident. Taking the right steps to protect your rights after an auto accident potentially minimizes the financial burdens and legal challenges that are …

While you may drive safely and follow the rules of the road, you cannot account for other drivers’ actions. If you get into a car accident, you could suffer various damages and injuries. Worse, these problems could send shockwaves through your life, affecting your mental, physical and financial health. You deserve to seek compensation from …

In 2020, 14,584 car accidents in Massachusetts resulted in an injury and 327 led to fatalities. Often, people who are involved in an auto accident leave their fates in the hands of the insurance companies because they don’t realize they deserve more than what the companies are willing to provide. Have you been in a …

Massachusetts is a no-fault car insurance state, meaning that, assuming you carry the appropriate level of car insurance coverage, you can recover damages regardless of who was at fault for the accident. What this also means is that the law limits victims’ options for recovery via personal injury claims or lawsuits. However, just because Massachusetts …