Understanding The 51 Percent Fault Rule
Sharing some blame for an accident does not automatically end a claim in Illinois. State law reduces compensation based on fault rather than wiping it out entirely, though there is...
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Sharing some blame for an accident does not automatically end a claim in Illinois. State law reduces compensation based on fault rather than wiping it out entirely, though there is...
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Collisions involving fully automated vehicles (AV) introduce novel legal questions regarding accountability and insurance recovery. The post Crash Liability: How Fault Is Determine...
He says the carrier admitted who was driving in court - then tried to take it back
Nobody thinks about fault until they’re standing on the side of the road […]
People hear the words “shared fault” and assume the case is over before it starts. That’s not how Illinois law works. Let’s get one thing out of the way. Just because you were part...
Key Takeaways Comparative fault awards damages based on each party’s degree of responsibility in an accident. There are three key types of comparative fault: pure comparative negli...
The other driver admitted fault - so how did the injured party walk away with zero
An active policy wasn't enough - one missing detail decided who Allstate had to cover
A truck crash can leave behind more questions than a damaged vehicle and an injury report. A driver may appear to be the obvious person at fault, but commercial trucking Full Art...
A recent published New Jersey Appellate Division decision offers important protection for pedestrians injured by Uber, Lyft, and other rideshare vehicles. In Boone v. Unsatisfied C...
Common insurance challenges after a Michigan motorcycle accident include determining which insurer must pay No-Fault benefits, whether a motor vehicle was involved, whether the rid...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming part of nearly every stage of an automobile accident claim. Many insurers are using AI-assisted systems to review photographs, prepare repa...
The providers had their own right to sue - the court found one fatal gap
One carrier says the crash isn't its problem - and wants a judge to hand over the bill
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One clause about where injuries happen decided who pays for a deadly crash
The fight was over how he used his car, not what the crash was worth
Liability insurance policies for transportation network companies (TNC) in New Jersey must include personal injury protection (PIP) benefits for uninsured pedestrians injured by a...
The carrier says licensed pros lent their names while unlicensed operators ran the clinics
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