Car Accidents
What If the Driver Who Injured Me Didn’t Have Insurance?
Drivers in Ohio are required to carry mandatory minimum amounts of auto insurance coverage. They must show proof of insurance at traffic stops, accident scenes, and vehicle inspections. Nevertheless, some motorists drive with no car insurance. An estimated 13% of drivers in Ohio are uninsured, as stated in a news release by the Insurance Research Council. If you have been injured by an uninsured driver, you may be wondering how to recover compensation for your losses.
Proper Braking Techniques for Snowy and Icy Weather
Cleveland, Ohio, is one of the top seven snowiest cities in the U.S., according to a report on Fox Weather. We usually get 63.8 inches of snowfall annually. This is due to our city’s location on the banks of Lake Erie. Chilly air flowing over the relatively warm lake picks up moisture and dumps it on Cleveland as snowflakes. In an area that gets so much snowfall, safe driving in snowy or icy conditions is critical. Knowing how to brake correctly on snow and ice can help prevent accidents and injuries.
The Legal Complications of Injury from a Rideshare Accident
Rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft have taken over the transportation industry. Despite their convenience, the increased number of accidents involving rideshare vehicles has led to new legal challenges.
For accidents involving rideshare services, the question of who is liable becomes less straightforward than other motor vehicle accidents. If you were injured in an accident involving a rideshare service such as Uber or Lyft, it could not be more critical to engage the help of an experienced Cleveland car accident lawyer to pursue compensation.
How Dashcam Footage Helps Injury Cases
Dashcams have many benefits. They can be used to support your personal injury claim if a negligent driver causes a crash when you’re on the road. Dashcams also help discourage theft or vandalism when your car is parked.
Dashcams are growing in popularity. As this technology advances, they’re becoming more affordable, and automakers are starting to build dashcams into new vehicles.
How to Take Car Accident Aftermath Photos
A car accident – even a minor fender bender – is shocking and frightening. The first action to take is to seek emergency medical care if any individual in either vehicle has been injured, by calling 911. When the police arrive, be respectful and honest in answering questions, without admitting fault – leave the accident investigation up to the professionals.
Drowsy Driving Is Even More Dangerous Than You Think
According to new research, tired drivers are responsible for nearly one out of every 10 auto crashes. The risk is even higher during nighttime hours.
Unfixed Recalls
Carfax estimates more than 57 million vehicles on U.S. roads right now have open, unfixed recalls. That’s more than one in five.