If you have been injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault or may have been another party’s fault, you may understandably wonder about who will be responsible for paying your medical bills to treat your injuries.  Getting Compensation from the Party at Fault for the Accident In many types of accidents, you will be initially responsible for paying medical bills for injuries you suffered due to the accident. If another person or company was responsible for the accident and injuries, you may be entitled to pursue a legal claim against that party to recover the medical expenses that you have incurred. However, in a legal claim, an at-fault party does not have an obligation to pay your medical expenses…

If you are injured in a car accident, call the Roselle personal injury lawyers at CourtLaw for a consultation. The warm weather in summer represents the perfect opportunity to get outside or to take a road trip. If you plan on hitting the town to go to events or are traveling by road this summer, you should familiarize yourself with safety tips that you should follow to help keep yourself and your passengers safe.  Frequent Causes of Summer Car Accidents The summer season sees the highest rates of car accidents during the year. Car accidents become more like in summer due to reasons such as: Drowsy or fatigued driving, as people tend to stay out later in the summer or…

If you were injured in a car accident, call the New Brunswick personal injury lawyers at CourtLaw to file a claim. Summer is a time when many of us get out on the road to go out to events or to travel for vacation. As a result, the summer season is the time of year that sees the highest rates of car accidents. Although any type of car accident can occur in summer, certain types of crashes are most common during the warmer months. Road Construction Accidents Summer is usually the height of the road construction season, as work crews try to take advantage of good weather to complete projects and repair road damage from the winter. Road construction means…

As Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer season, many people take the opportunity to travel or to attend parties and events over the weekend. Memorial Day weekend typically ranks among the busiest weekends on the road, meaning much higher risks of accident and injuries.  Below are some safety tips drivers can follow to help protect themselves and their passengers while out and about this coming Memorial Day weekend. Read more: How Do I Prove My Car Accident Injury? Inspect Your Car Before a Road Trip If you plan to take a road trip during the Memorial Day weekend, you can help protect yourself from the risk of an accident by inspecting your vehicle before setting off.…

Over the past decade, rideshare companies such as Lyft and Uber have experienced explosive growth. Unfortunately, with more and more drivers and vehicles out on the road operating for Lyft and Uber, that means more opportunities for accidents involving these rideshare vehicles and drivers. Data and reports about Lyft and Uber accidents highlight how prevalent these incidents are becoming. Continue reading for ridesharing facts you need to know. Lyft & Uber Accident Statistics According to Uber’s 2019 Safety Report, Uber vehicles in 2018 were involved in fatal motor vehicle accidents at a rate of 0.57 per million vehicle miles traveled. This compares to the overall national rate of fatal motor vehicle accidents of 1.13 per million vehicle miles traveled.  However,…