Being in an automobile accident can be chaotic, frightening, and overwhelming. It is important to first check your condition and the condition of others involved, contact the police, and get medical attention if needed. However, there are also other steps that you should take that could provide evidence, speed up insurance claims, and help you …
When most people hear driving under the influence (DUI), they immediately think of alcohol. While drunk driving is the most common type of DUI, it is not the only possible charge. Driving under the influence of prescription drugs can also result in criminal charges, even if you were taking the medication with a valid prescription. …
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After a traumatic car accident, the effects extend beyond physical injuries alone. The emotional distress that may follow a crash can have a significant impact on your life. These issues can develop into post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a serious mental health condition. PTSD from a car accident is unfortunately more common than many people are …
If you go through a police checkpoint or are stopped for a suspected traffic violation, the officer may ask you to search your vehicle. Under the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution, you are protected from “unreasonable searches and seizures” and this right applies to your vehicle. However, police can search your car under …
There are various types of personal injury compensation that may apply depending on your case. One example is loss of consortium. Instead of being awarded to the victim of the accident, these damages compensate a family member of the victim. Determining whether loss of consortium damages apply and the value of a claim can be …
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