Motorist driving records for those involved in a car accident likely only matter based on who was at fault for the accident. If you were the victim of the accident, your driving record is unlikely to be relevant. But the opposing party might try to use your record to...
An important element of getting property damage fixed and medical bills paid is determining who is liable for a car accident. Sometimes the case is clear. For example, if a car was going the wrong way on the road, the driver operating their vehicle in the wrong...
Insurance adjusters have one job: close out your claim quickly and for as little money as possible. Many injury victims mistakenly believe that insurance adjusters are there to help them. After all, you’ve been paying insurance premiums for years or the at-fault...
Blind spot accidents are often due to driver error. But which driver made the error? It depends on the circumstances. If the reason a car was in your blind spot was because it was passing in a no-passing zone, that driver is likely liable. But if you failed to check...
Car accidents are emotionally challenging events no matter what. But for pregnant victims, the stakes are higher because they have to worry about the well-being of their unborn child. Car accidents involving pregnant victims have nuances because they might include...
Before operating a motor vehicle, Indiana teen drivers must obtain liability insurance coverage. Teens need insurance coverage even if they only have a learner’s permit. The state minimum insurance requirements include: $25,000 in bodily injury per person and $50,000...
