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Whether you’re the driver or the passenger, at-fault or not-at-fault, car accidents are never fun. There is good news, however, for the passengers in a vehicle that has crashed.

June is National Safety Month, according to the National Safety Council, which makes it a perfect time to talk about road safety topics that often lead to personal injury cases for lawyers.

What happens if you get into a car accident for someone who is driving for Uber, Lyft, or a similar car service? Who can you make a claim against?

You’ve finally come to the end of the long and drawn out litigation process, and it’s time to settle your claim once and for all. The way that most cases are ended is not with a jury or a judge, but with a settlement agreement.

Perhaps the most important task you have after an accident with injury is choosing the personal injury lawyer in North Carolina who is right for you. After all, so much depends on it.

If you own a motorcycle in North Carolina, you must have it insured, according to state law. The minimum coverage you can have on your motorcycle in North Carolina is liability.

Did you know that an estimated one out of every eight drivers on the road are driving without car insurance? In some states, the number is much higher – as many as one out of every four drivers going uninsured.

If you’ve been in a car accident, there’s a long road ahead to settling the claim and getting what you are owed. It’s a complicated process, which is why one of the first things you should always do is contact an experienced personal injury attorney.

It’s a new year and a new era of regulations for truck drivers in the United States. The trucking industry is among the most regulated industries in the country, and this year there are even more rules to add to the long list.

Anytime you’re in a vehicle accident that you didn’t cause, it’s very likely that you’ll be hearing from the insurance company of the driver who caused the wreck. It’s very important to remember that insurance companies are for-profit businesses, and the less money they give you, the more money they keep.