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Car Accidents

If Your Car Is Recalled, Can You Return It?

January 14, 2024
Despite the responsibility that automakers have to keep the public safe by creating and distributing safe, well-tested vehicles, cars with dangerous defects are released every year. When these defects are discovered, the manufacturer legally must issue a vehicle recall. If you are notified about a recall involving your car, find out what to do...
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An Uber or Lyft Driver Hit My Car: What to Do

January 11, 2024
Car accidents involving rideshare vehicles are more complicated than standard motor vehicle collisions. It can be difficult to determine who is financially responsible for the damage caused by the Uber or Lyft accident due to legal issues such as whether the rideshare company owes you compensation. If an Uber or Lyft driver hit your...
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How Long After a Car Accident Do You Have to Go to the Hospital?

January 8, 2024
No rule dictates the exact time you should go to the hospital after a car accident. Each case is unique, with various factors to consider when determining whether you need emergency care or if a visit to a doctor can wait. However, it is generally advisable to seek medical attention as soon as possible...
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Should I Move My Car After an Accident?

January 2, 2024
Getting into a car accident can be mentally and emotionally overwhelming. In the confusion immediately following a car crash, you may not know what you should and should not do – including whether or not you should move your car. The answer depends on the specific circumstances and severity of the car accident. Move...
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Types of Distracted Driving

December 14, 2023
Distracted driving is one of the most dangerous driver errors. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 3,522 people lost their lives in accidents involving distracted drivers in 2021 alone. This represented about 8 percent of all fatal accidents in that year. The NHTSA recognizes three main types of distracted driving: manual,...
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