Motor vehicle accidents often incapacitate victims in addition to forcing them to foot huge hospital bills. Drunk driving has been documented as one of the main causes of road crashes. Rebuilding your life and recovering from the catastrophic injuries sustained is quite difficult. Insurance companies may also take time to process your compensation, a situation that adds to your pain and suffering all the more.
What to do When You're in an Motor Accident
You are minding your business one day driving back from work, anxious to get home and enjoy your family when...BOOM! someone has recklessly ignored the rules of the road and turned your car into smithereens. As you casually get out of your car, you notice that your full range of movement is limited, you are hurting but you don't see any physical injury. You may even find that a day later your body is sore as if you entered a boxing ring the night before. What should you do? What can be done? These are common questions many people encounter as they sustain a personal injury from a negligent, or even reckless, driver.
What to expect in borrowed car accidents
In situations where someone borrows your car and ends up in an auto accident, the insurance rights and claims become fairly complicated. Regardless of whether the accident was the fault of the driver behind the wheel of your car, or the other driver, it may not be simple to decide who is responsible.
Car accidents in company vehicles
Driving the company car sure has its perks. The gas and maintenance are all taken care off and you don't have to worry about any minor repairs or wear and tear. Under normal circumstances, this is a good deal.
