Recent Blog Posts
Are You Still Eligible for Compensation if You Did Not Have Your Seatbelt on During a Crash?
People generally understand how injuries in car accidents can be potentially grievous and devastating. In addition, they also recognize the repercussions of not wearing a seatbelt, on the extent and severity of those injuries. Most of the states, including Mississippi, now have seat belt laws that require all passengers in a motor vehicle to… Read More »
Who is Responsible for a Bicycle Accident?
Bicycle accidents cause numerous injuries and fatalities each year in the United States. The mistrust between bicyclists and motorists, especially in the bigger cities, is unmistakable, as both have a tendency of being circumspect of one another on the streets and public roadways. Bicyclists and Motorists: Do they have Same Rights? Motorists are mostly… Read More »
Common Internal Injuries That Occur in Accidents
One of the most serious types of accident injuries is an internal injury. If not treated immediately, internal injuries can lead to serious complications or even death. If you sustained an internal injury from an accident caused by another’s recklessness, you might be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and… Read More »
3-Car Pile-Up Accidents: Who is at Fault?
We have all witnessed a scenario where three vehicles are involved in a car crash. Who is responsible for a wreck involving more than one car? In many such cases, the liability is difficult to ascertain, resulting in extended legal battles over compensatory damages for injuries and property damage. The most crucial factor in… Read More »
What Happens if You Are Involved in a Crash with a Company Vehicle?
There are perks associated with driving the company car. You usually don’t have to worry about paying for gas or putting miles or wear and tear on your own vehicle. But what if you are involved in an auto accident in a company-owned car? Whether it’s a major crash or a fender bender, who… Read More »
Are You Required to Provide a Recorded Statement to an Insurance Company?
Insurers often ask accident victims to provide a recorded statement about the incident. They may tell the accident victim that it will expedite the process and allow them to resolve the claim faster. But what is on the recording could limit the value of your claim. The insurance company may be pushing you to… Read More »
Can Returning to Work Too Soon Hurt your Auto Accident Claim?
For many individuals who are injured in car accidents, it is necessary to take some time off from work to recover. But how long should you stay out of work? Each circumstance is unique, and the answer to this question is different for everyone. In general, however, it is always advisable not to rush… Read More »
Who is at Fault for a Merging Accident?
In most merging accident cases, the motorist who was merging at the time is typically responsible for the crash. However, there are some cases where the merging motorist is not to blame. For instance, if the merging driver struck a vehicle that was speeding, the speeding car could be considered liable for the accident…. Read More »
Liability For Ridesharing Accidents: What You Need to Know
An increase in the use of ridesharing services is an emerging trend. Many people in Mississippi are now using rideshare transport offered by companies such as Uber and Lyft. With the simple press of a button in the rideshare app on your smartphone, you can request a cab driver to pick you up and… Read More »
Negligent Entrustment and Third-Party Liability
A car accident can happen to anyone at any time. Accidents and injuries in Mississippi often occur due to negligence on the part of at least one of the parties involved in the crash. Consider a situation where you discover that the individual responsible for your vehicle crash had a past record of driving… Read More »
