Car accidents are always unexpected, but no matter how severe, if you are in a financed vehicle, you are still responsible for paying the remainder of the loan. The good news is that you have to have auto insurance to finance a car, so you probably have some amount of coverage to pay for the repairs.
To file an insurance claim or pursue a lawsuit after a car accident, certain pieces of evidence will be significantly important to your case’s outcome. The types of proof that you must preserve to build a solid case and protect your right to compensation include the following.
If you are injured in a preventable accident, you have the right to seek damages from the party responsible. Damages is the legal term referring to the compensation that victims can recover in a settlement or be awarded for their losses.
If you are injured in a rideshare accident, you may be wondering who will pay for your injuries and other losses. Unfortunately, it can be challenging to figure out who is liable and how to go about filing a claim.
After a rideshare accident, Uber or Lyft is not automatically liable.
If you or a loved one has been injured by a defective product, you may have the right to recover compensation. The following is a description of the three types of products liability suits you may file under Missouri law.
If a product is improperly designed, it can be inherently dangerous even when used as intended.
The “fatal four” is the construction industry’s term for the following four types of accidents that are the leading causes of worker fatalities. They are typically responsible for over half of all construction worker deaths each year, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).