Car accident settlements in Texas can include compensation for losses such as medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. While the specific amount is based on your injuries and other factors, your settlement can range from thousands to millions of dollars. At the Wilhite Law Firm, our Fort Worth…
An adjuster from the insurance company will contact you to ask you questions about your car crash claim. They’ll ask about your past injuries, car accidents, work-related injuries, and health conditions. They’ll try to use your answers to argue that your injuries did not occur in the car accident. Before…
Sometimes a loose pet, farm animal, or wild animal causes a car accident. Colorado law requires people to keep pets and livestock under control. That means a negligent owner could be liable for a crash their animal caused. But in most cases, no one is liable for wild animal crashes….
Have you been in a car accident in Texas? Is the other driver or another party trying to say that you were the one at fault? Then, you need to know how to fight back and set the record straight. The best way to do so is by hiring your…
If someone else drives your car and causes an accident in Colorado, your auto insurance policy will likely apply to any injuries or property damage. However, the driver’s insurance might cover additional costs if the damages exceed your policy limits. And in some cases, you could face legal liability as…
Did you suffer injuries in a car accident with a driver whose windows were tinted? Improper or illegal window tinting poses serious risks to other motorists and road users. Reduced visibility, especially during low light conditions, can result in devastating accidents. If you got hurt in a Colorado car accident…
Insurance adjusters can be pushy after a car accident. But you shouldn’t settle early. Doing so can keep you from getting the full and fair compensation you deserve, even with the help of an attorney. Understanding how settlement negotiations work can help you know what steps you can take to avoid the…
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…
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…
How long a headache lasts after a collision depends on the type and severity of the underlying injury. A headache from minor whiplash can resolve within a few days. A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can cause persistent headaches for months or longer. Seek medical attention after any collision. What Are…
