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What to Do After a Fatal Car Wreck

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Car accidents can be tragic. They may cause injuries, extensive property damage, and death. Knowing what to do after an accident is important.

While the injured person is seeking medical attention, they should have someone to care for them. Before leaving the accident scene, try to gather as much evidence of it as you can. Take photos and witness accounts. Contact the local police and ask for their report. The information will help you when seeking compensation. If the person dies, you need to initiate other procedures. You can start a claim for wrongful death if the accident was caused by the driver’s negligence. Speak to an attorney and they will help you understand what to expect in court for car accident. read more

Who Is at Fault in a Car Accident T Bone?

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Did you know that T bone accidents represent 13% of all car accidents in the United States? According to the National Transportation Highway Safety Administration, an average of 8,000 people die in T-bone collisions every year in the United States. More than half of all automobile accident deaths involve a T-bone collision. The accidents cause a vehicle to be knocked off course into a second collision. It can be difficult to determine who is at fault in a car accident T-bone. read more

What Happens in a Hit and Run Car Accident?

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A vehicle accident is a shocking experience that elicits all sorts of reactions from us. A hit and run accident may involve injury or death to another driver or pedestrian. However, they typically involve hitting another car and driving off. 20% of pedestrian deaths in the United States within the past decade were caused by hit and runs according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. With such deep ramifications, it is clear to see why you may need a good lawyer like Robert Littlefield Buford III to help you plead your case. read more

What Happens If You Get in a Car Accident with Only a Permit?

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You can drive around in most states with a permit. You may have lost your license and it is currently being replaced or you may be a teenager who is yet to receive their driving license. Regardless of the situation, the question is what happens if you get into a car accident with only a permit? Legal assistance is one of your priorities. A great lawyer like Robert Buford should be of great help when it comes to pleading your case. It is important for those with permits to know what to expect in court and also what to expect from the other parties involved. read more

How to prevent whiplash after a car accident

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Whiplash is very common during vehicle accidents. Whiplash is soft tissue damage caused by abrupt extension and retraction of the neck which happens when vehicles collide with each other or against a hard surface. Whiplash is the most reported car accident injury in the United States according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). You need an attorney if you experience whiplash in an accident. Whiplash can cause victims a lot of pain and discomfort which can last for months and be devastating. read more

What to Expect in Court for a Car Accident

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Very few car accident cases end up in court. Instead, over 90% of personal injury disputes will settle. However, going to court is sometimes a possibility if the person who struck you refuses to settle for a fair amount, or if he denies that he is responsible for the crash.

In this article, we’ll give you the highlights of what to expect in a car accident lawsuit. If you need legal representation, contact an Austin pedestrian accident attorney today. read more

Hit and Run Pedestrian Accident

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It is against the law in Texas to leave the scene of an accident. Nevertheless, people do this almost every day, leaving behind badly injured victims.

Pedestrians are uniquely vulnerable in a hit and run accident. They can suffer much more serious injuries than those riding in cars and require longer recovery times. If you have been struck in a hit and run, reach out to an Austin pedestrian accident attorney today. We will be happy to discuss your options. read more

How To Find Witness For A Car Accident

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On average, a person is hurt in a car accident around every two minutes and five seconds in Texas, according to the Department of Transportation’s Motor Vehicle Crash Statistics for recent years. The implications of these injuries are extensive and affect many areas of your life, so it’s good to know that those accident victims have legal options. However, success depends on your ability to prove that the other driver was at fault – which can be challenging. read more

How Much Should You Ask For Pain And Suffering In A Pedestrian Accident

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How much should you ask for pain and suffering in a pedestrian accident?

The number of pedestrians killed by cars is at an all-time high. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 4,375 pedestrians died in 2013, with 66,000 pedestrians injured in traffic accidents. In the case of an accident involving an individual and a vehicle, injuries are inevitable. Pedestrians are vulnerable, which means they often experience traumatizing injuries. This means that a victim undergoes a lot of pain and has to foot many medical bills in the process. Here’s what you should do if you’re involved in a pedestrian crossing accident in Austin: read more

What Insurance Covers Bike or Pedestrian Accident?

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Not all of us drive cars to get around Austin. Many people also walk or use a bicycle for transportation. When an accident happens, these pedestrians or cyclists are looking for compensation for their sudden expenses, such as medical bills and lost wages.

Things are clear cut when two vehicles collide—the driver who is at fault will pay compensation to the injured victims. But things are cloudier when it comes to bicycle or pedestrian accidents because there might not be any applicable insurance policies to tap. As an experienced Austin pedestrian accident attorney, let me walk you through some scenarios. read more