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Fault and Liability: Who Caused Your Car Accident?
Liability for damages resulting from car accident usually falls on a negligent driver, but there are exceptions.
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Disputing Fault in a "Green/Green" Light Intersection Accident
How do you prove the other driver liable when you both claim to have had a green light? Often, both insurance companies pay, unless you (or your lawyer) put in the work to make your case.
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Rear-Ended: Accident Liability and Compensation
Rear-end collisions are common, and fault is usually (but not always) straightforward, but what about proving injury?
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Lawsuits Against Drunk Drivers Who Cause Car Accidents
Drunk drivers who cause car accidents face not only criminal penalties, but can be sued in civil court as well.
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Is a Drunk Driver Who’s Involved in an Accident Automatically at Fault?
An impaired driver who gets into a collision isn’t always liable for the damages. But the driver’s impairment can certainly play a part in determining fault.
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Can a Drunk Driver’s Passengers Sue the Driver for Injuries Sustained in an Accident?
Passengers of a drunk driver who are injured in a collision may have civil claims against the driver.
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Dram Shop Laws: Bar Owner Liability for Drunk Driving Accidents
In some cases, the owner of a bar, restaurant, tavern or other establishment can be sued if an intoxicated patron causes a car accident.
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Who Pays in a Hit and Run Accident?
From vehicle damage to serious injuries and "pain and suffering," losses from a hit and run accident can add up, but figuring out who'll pay for them isn't usually easy.
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Civil Liability and Compensation in a Hit and Run Accident Case
Hit and run accidents present a few unique legal issues -- including significant civil and criminal consequences for the runner, and complications for victims seeking compensation.
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Options If You're Injured by a Hit and Run Driver
Your options after getting injured by a hit and run driver will largely depend on what state you’re in and whether you've purchased certain car insurance add-ons.
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Driver and Company Liability for Commercial Truck Accidents
After a truck accident, is the driver on the legal hook, or is an employer or business financially responsible?
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Who Pays For Damage and Injuries in a Rental Car Accident?
Fielding (or fending off) the rental car agent's offers of insurance coverage is a time-honored tradition at the rental counter, but what happens if you get into an accident?
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Injury Claims From Accidents Involving Public Transportation
If you are injured in an accident caused by a bus, train, subway, or other "common carrier", who is liable for your injuries?
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When Poor Road Conditions Cause a Car Accident
Who is liable when poorly-maintained (or badly-designed) roads cause or contribute to a car accident?
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Accident Claims Based on Negligent Road Construction
If your car accident was caused by negligent road construction, you may be able to hold the construction company or government liable for your damages.