Emergency services personnel serve the public. They are the first ones to respond to accidents, illness, fire, and criminal incidents. They are often required to drive at high speeds to reach persons in distress in a timely manner. The high-pitched sirens and blaring lights of emergency vehicles give warning to …Read More »

If you are hit by a reckless or distracted driver, you may be entitled to compensation. The insurance company of the driver who hit you may be liable for the medical expenses, lost wages, and long-term pain and suffering associated with your injury. To get this money, you will need …Read More »

You take your safety and well-being seriously. When on the road, you follow the rules and take no unnecessary risks. This is not an ethos adhered to by every driver. Some people are so reckless and irresponsible they should not even have a driver’s license. If you have been hit …Read More »

If you are injured in a car accident that is not your fault, the other driver (usually through his insurance company) is responsible for your medical bills. However the other driver’s insurance won’t pay your doctors directly or reimburse you after every doctor visit. And a settlement with the other …Read More »