A borrowed car or truck can complicate what happens after a crash. You may know who hit you, but the name on the registration or insurance policy may point to someone else. If you were hurt in a car crash where the other driver is not the vehicle owner, it helps to...
Evidence that can prove a spinal cord injury after a road crash
A spinal cord injury can change the life of a car accident victim in a single second. Understanding how to track symptoms can help a victim navigate the path toward pursuing physical recovery. How can they prove the full extent of their injury? Building the claim for...
Who is liable in a high-speed head-on collision in Delaware?
Imagine you're driving down a Delaware highway when another vehicle crosses the center line at high speed. In an instant, you collide head-on. Both of you suffer serious injuries, and the collision destroys both vehicles. As you recover, one pressing question haunts...
3 requirements for a Delaware personal injury lawsuit
When people get hurt due to the negligent or intentional conduct of other parties, they have certain rights. They may be able to request financial support from insurance policies. Other times, they may choose to file a personal injury lawsuit. Personal injury...
The critical role of experience with driving safety
It is true that experienced drivers still make mistakes and cause car accidents. Someone may have been driving for decades, but deciding to look at their cellphone when it rings takes their eyes off of the road and leads them to run a stop sign, for example. Another...
Rural areas have more dangerous roads
If you’re driving in rural areas, you may feel more relaxed. There’s far less traffic around you and fewer drivers to make mistakes. The road designs are simple. You don’t have to navigate nearly as many intersections as you do in urban settings, and roads tend to be...
Understanding the no-zones with a semi-truck
You can’t avoid sharing the road with semi-trucks, but it is important to be aware of the danger. Due to their height and weight, it is often the other vehicles that take the majority of the damage in a collision and those occupants that suffer serious injuries. One...
What is the attractive nuisance doctrine?
A dangerous part of someone’s property may qualify as an attractive nuisance. This is an acknowledgment that there is an inherent danger and that the specific part of the property may be attractive to children, who could then be injured. A common example of this is a...
Brain injuries can create long-term symptoms
With many types of car accident injuries, the symptoms are just short-term. You could suffer from bruises, cuts or even broken bones. But all these things can heal given proper time and treatment. As a result, when you are seeking compensation for your damages, you...
The root causes of slip and fall accidents
Preventable accidents come in many forms but slip and fall accidents are one of the most common types. Every year, millions of people in the U.S. are injured this way, with some of those injuries being serious. When a person slips or falls due to another’s...

