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You might think, after years of studies and warnings about how dangerous and unnecessary driving while distracted is, Americans would have gotten the message. But research suggests that distracted driving is not going away. If anything, it's happening more than ever....
A severe car or truck accident can be a life-defining moment. After all, it can leave you or your loved one with injuries that are so significant that they result in permanent disability. This, in turn, can upend your financial stability, prevent you or your loved one...
If you’ve been injured in an accident, then you probably want to be paid as quickly as possible for the harm that’s been caused to you. This is understandable given the financial challenges that are oftentimes seen in the aftermath of a wreck. But seeking compensation...
Children across the United States are often more vulnerable than adults are to certain things, such as lead poisoning. The truth is that lead is not safe in any amount in the blood. Lead can cause all sorts of damage in the bloodstream, such as brain damage, issues in...
Your husband has been your rock for the last 30 years. In addition to providing valuable financial support, he also supports you in innumerable other ways. He handles all the home repairs. He makes you breakfast every morning. He shows you unconditional love and...
Do you know that your own insurance company provides roadside assistance such as towing, etc.? My AAA membership just expired. The annual fee was $85.00 per year for 4 trips. I called my auto insurer, GEICO, and asked them to cost of adding roadside assistance to my policy. The answer: YES, the annual cost: $12 for 5 trips. Hope this…
Do you have Medical Payments Coverage on your auto insurance policy? You should. Medical Payments Coverage pays for reasonable medical and funeral expenses you incur as a result of an auto accident. The total amount of coverage depends on your policy, but typical limits are $5,000 or $10,000. How does this help you? Let’s say you get in an accident…
If you happen to get involved in an auto accident, WATCH YOUR WORDS carefully. What you say can be used against you. Avoid making statements at the scene such as “I’m sorry” or “I wasn’t hurt” because these statements may be used against you or taken out of context by the “at-fault” driver’s insurance company. Simply state the facts of…
Do not give a recorded statement to the “at-fault” driver’s insurance company over the phone. You will be contacted by the “at-fault” driver’s insurance company and they will be looking for you to say something that will be used against you.. don’t do it! Politely tell them that the facts are in the police report and if they insist on…
Stopped at a red light and someone want to pass in front of you to cross traffic? Be careful before you waive them through. In Georgia, courts have held that if you signal to another driver that the way is safe for the other vehicle to pass, or to cross in front of you, you should realize that once the…