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Can a Truck Driver’s Travel Log Affect an Accident Settlement?

Truck accidents are rarely simple. If you’ve been hit by a big rig, you’re…

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What is a Total Loss Letter?

Car accidents are messy. But the real frustration often begins after the crash. If…

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Filing a Personal Injury Claim After a Car Accident

If you’ve been in a crash, you’re probably overwhelmed. Medical bills pile up. Your…

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What Is the Personal Injury Lawsuit Timeline?

A personal injury lawsuit can feel like a marathon. But how long does it…

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Car roll over

Dangers of Rollover Accidents and Injury Outcomes

Rollover Accidents Are Among the Most Deadly A rollover accident is one of the…

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Motor accidents

How Common Are Motorcycle Accidents?

Motorcycle riding has never been more popular. In the U.S. alone, over 8.6 million…

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What To Expect During Your Free Car Accident Attorney Consultation

Being in a car accident can be life-changing. You’re suddenly dealing with injuries, medical…

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Motorcycle accident

Motorcycle Helmet Laws in Iowa

Riding a motorcycle gives you a sense of freedom. The wind, the open road,…

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Car crash

How Trucking Company Negligence Can Lead to Accidents

A fully loaded semi-truck can weigh up to 80,000 pounds—about 20 times heavier than…

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Who Can Be Held Liable for an Accident with a Commercial Truck?

Accidents with commercial trucks can be devastating. A fully loaded semi-truck can weigh up…

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Can You Fight an At-Fault Accident?

Being in a car accident is stressful. But it gets even worse when you’re…

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Utah Hit and Run Laws

Each year, hundreds of hit-and-run accidents occur in Utah, leaving victims with injuries, vehicle…

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