If you get injured in a car accident, you may need substantial financial compensation. Perhaps the other driver was responsible and negligently caused the accident by driving under the influence, texting and driving, breaking the speed limit or something else of this...
Car Accidents
When drivers put the phone down, they are still distracted
Many drivers believe that setting the phone down eliminates the distraction of that device. For example, maybe they are at a red light when they get a text message. They look at the text because the car isn’t in motion, so it seems safe. When the light turns green,...
What should you know about distracted driving?
Distracted driving is a growing concern on roads. It refers to any activity that diverts attention from driving, encompassing a range of actions that can endanger a driver, passengers and others on the road. The fleeting nature of these distractions belies their...
4 tips for taking pictures after an accident
Things can change quickly in an accident scene. That's why it's crucial to take photos immediately, when possible, to preserve evidence. But the pictures you take should be detailed enough to support your claim. Below are four tips for taking pictures after an...
You should always get a medical opinion after a vehicle accident
The aftermath of a car accident can be a whirlwind of emotions, from shock and disbelief to worry and concern. These early minutes and hours can even be so chaotic and adrenaline-fueled that you might not realize you suffered an injury. You may think an injury you...
How to handle a driver experiencing road rage
Drivers have dozens of small interactions every day with others in traffic. Usually, these interactions are short and unemotional. They make eye contact and nod at one another across an intersection with a four-way stop. They gesture to each other when turning and...
What drivers need to know as deer breeding season begins
As many Wisconsin residents already know, October and November are peak mating season for local deer. That means they’re moving around a lot. Unfortunately, that means crossing roads. That can be extremely dangerous for the deer and for people. The number of...
When should you increase the safe following distance?
Drivers observe traffic rules to maintain road safety, including the safe following distance. You need to follow the 3-second rule between your vehicle and the one ahead. The easiest way to calculate this is using a fixed object on the road, such as a traffic sign or...
Can your GPS cause an accident?
People are often quick to blame their GPS for an accident. And there are those who claim that these systems are responsible for around 200,000 annual accidents. They blame things like incorrect directions, inaccurate maps, distracted driving and much more. But is it...
Here come the 100 deadliest days on the road
Every year, there’s an uptick in serious accidents involving young drivers over the summer. As a result, many people now refer to this as the 100 deadliest days of summer. They essentially start at Memorial Day and end on Labor Day, encompassing the time when many...