Posts Tagged ‘Car Crash Advice’
Top 5 Mistakes Drivers Make After a DC Car Accident
Car accidents happen suddenly, often leaving drivers shaken and unsure of what to do next. In the confusion, it’s easy to make decisions that can harm your health, delay your recovery, or even hurt your personal injury claim. Understanding what not to do after a crash can make all the difference in protecting your rights…
Read MoreHow Congested Traffic Patterns in Washington, DC Contribute to Car Accidents
Washington, DC consistently ranks among the most congested metropolitan areas in the nation. Every day, thousands of commuters travel in and out of the District from Maryland and Virginia, while visitors and tourists navigate the city’s busy streets. The result is constant gridlock on highways, crowded intersections downtown, and a driving environment that significantly increases…
Read MoreTraffic Fatality Accidents in Washington, D.C.
Traffic fatality accidents are at an all-time high, according to the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department with 40 fatalities reported in 2021. Whether you lost a loved one in a car collision or they were riding a bicycle or a pedestrian, we can help your grieving family recover the compensation they deserve.
There are many causes of traffic fatalities in Washington, D.C., but some are more common than others.
Read MoreWho Pays Your Medical Bills After an Accident?
In the event that you settle or your case goes to civil court, the person or entity responsible for your crash or accident should pay for your medical expenses. In addition, the at-fault party’s insurance company should compensate you for any future medical expenses you will incur because of your injury. In addition to physical injuries and wages, you lost due to being unable to work, you should receive for emotional and psychological trauma as well.
You should also receive coverage for adaptive medical devices and transportation to and from your medical appointments. You should not need to pay for your medical treatment if another person caused your accident.
Read MoreWhat You Should Do After an Auto Accident
There are six million car accidents in the United States annually. That boils down to approximately 16,438 every day. Of these, 6 percent result in a fatal auto accident and 33 percent lead to an injury of some kind. The major reasons for car accidents are distracted or drunk driving. In fact, drunk drivers kill approximately 10,000 individuals each year. With the high risk of being involved in a traffic accident, it is important to know what to do when a collision occurs.
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