According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, rear-end car accidents are the most common type of road accidents. When a driver is paying more attention to their phone or their passengers, they are more likely to rear-end a vehicle. Usually, the person who rear-ends the other car is going to be held liable for […]
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As unpredictable winter weather continues to affect our daily lives, driving can become treacherous. When roads are covered in snow, ice, or freezing rain, you are at an increased risk of being in an auto accident. One of the most dangerous effects of winter weather is when isolated ice patches form on the road, which […]
Serious losses can come from one automobile accident, including lost work, high medical bills, property damage, death, or life-long injuries. If you find that your insurance coverage is not being handled appropriately, or the insurer of the at-fault driver is refusing payment, you may need the help of a personal injury attorney. Personal injury attorneys […]
As the seasons change, new and seasoned drivers alike can be unprepared for the variety of winter weather conditions that come with the season. After months of summer, the snow and fog of winter may lead to unsafe driving. If you are prepared for the potentially dangerous weather conditions before they happen, you can take […]
If you get into a car accident and are found at-fault for causing the accident, you may be deemed liable or responsible for the other driver’s damages. Your auto insurance plan has what is called “liability coverage,” which steps in and pays for the other party’s damages from an auto collision in which you are […]
Typically after an auto collision, the at-fault driver is liable for any of your medical and auto repair costs. But what if that driver doesn’t have enough liability coverage or none at all? What if the driver takes off before you can even find out? Fortunately, insurance exists, which serves to protect you from irresponsible […]
PIP, or Personal Injury Protection, Insurance is Maryland’s automobile no-fault liability insurance. This means that the PIP insurance applies regardless of who is at fault for a car accident. While this sounds like a great benefit to have, car insurance companies will often encourage their customers to waive PIP insurance. Simons & Goldner has seen […]
