Year: 2023

Trucking companies are sometimes at fault for accidents. For example, they could be to blame if they pressured a truck driver to violate regulations, neglected to perform background checks or drug tests, or didn’t maintain their fleet. In such situations, you could have grounds to sue the company. Pursuing a…

Driving can be stressful enough without any unexpected circumstances. Traffic lights can lose power for various reasons, but the standard for dealing with them is the same. When traffic lights are out, act as you would at a stop sign. Bring the vehicle to a complete stop and pay attention…

Most personal injury cases settle out of court through negotiations with the at-fault party’s insurance company. This means that the insurance company has offered the accident victim a specific amount of money based on what they’ve suffered, and the victim has accepted that amount in exchange for waiving their rights…

You may change your personal injury lawyer in Colorado at almost any time and for a variety of reasons. The most common reason is a lack of communication from the lawyer. However, you may not be able to switch lawyers if your case goes to trial. Then, the judge could…

Hiring a Texas truck accident attorney is worth your money. With a lawyer, you can focus on healing while they manage your claim. They can investigate, gather evidence, and build a strong case. They’ll know how to maximize your claim so all your losses are included in your compensation. Plus,…

Each Texas truck accident case is different. Because of this, settlements can vary greatly. There is no average number to expect for a Texas truck accident claim. However, a lawyer can calculate your losses and demand a fair settlement that covers their full value. What Factors Might Affect My Truck…

After being in a traumatic truck accident, the last thing you need to deal with is fighting greedy trucking companies and their insurers for the compensation you’re owed. An experienced Texas truck accident lawyer can handle everything from gathering evidence, calculating your losses, negotiating a fair settlement, and even taking…

According to the National Safety Council (NSC), all drivers should leave at least a three-second distance between their own vehicle and the vehicle they are following. This distance gives a motorist enough time to recognize and respond to any sudden changes in the flow of traffic.  Understanding and obeying the…

Did you know that since 2006, The Wilhite Law Firm has offered to reimburse rideshares during many holidays to keep Colorado roads and citizens safe from accidents caused by drunk driving? That’s 17 years of paying forward to keep our roads safe!  You simply call a rideshare to get a…

Colorado requires all moped and scooter riders to obey the traffic laws that apply to all other road users. But while you need a motorcycle license and insurance to ride a scooter with an engine larger than 50cc, moped drivers do not require any special type of license. You do…