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Drivers have a duty to act reasonably and carefully behind the wheel. Part of this duty includes following state and federal traffic laws. When drivers choose to speed, they breach any duty of care owed to fellow drivers and passengers on the road. They...
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T-bone car accidents, also called side impact collisions, occur when one car crashes into the passenger side of another creating a “T” shape. The most common cause of T-bone accidents is a driver turning directly in front of oncoming traffic. T-bone car accidents are...
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The aftermath of a car accident can be chaotic. Victims with serious injuries may have difficulty transferring from the hospital to a rehabilitative or home environment. There are medical billing issues, insurance company calls and correspondence, and mounting personal matters on the home front....
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Delivery truck drivers owe fellow motorists, bicyclists, and pedestrians a duty to exercise reasonable care and caution when operating their vehicles. When drivers choose to violate or ignore this duty, innocent people can suffer debilitating accidents and property loss. If you were injured in...
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Losing a family member to a tragic accident can be devastating. Unexpected deaths often leave remaining family members physically and emotionally distraught, unable to work, and without the funds to pay monthly expenses or make end-of-life arrangements for the deceased. If your loved one...
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Mechanical problems account for over 44,000 car accidents a year according to a study conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). As a driver, it is vital to know the common mechanical problems that can lead to a car accident. This information...
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Motorcycle accidents regularly result in serious injuries. While every accident is different, all motorcycle riders are at a disadvantage when involved in a motor vehicle collision. Passenger vehicles, large trucks, and other motor vehicles have reinforced cabins equipped with safety features like safety belts...
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Multi-car accidents can be confusing for personal injury sufferers. Will one party or multiple parties bear the cost of your medical bills and property loss? What if you were partially responsible for another driver’s injuries? Drivers and insurance companies rarely admit liability for a...
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Contrary to belief, personal injury attorneys do not have a set formula by which they calculate pain and suffering damages. However, insurance companies use different methods to assign dollar amounts to pain and suffering. Their figures are based on multiplying a victim’s total economic...
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Wrongful death in Wisconsin is the death of a person resulting from the wrongful act, neglect, or default of another. A wrongful death action allows a living person with legal “standing” to recover damages on the deceased person’s behalf through a personal injury lawsuit....
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