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Proving and Disputing Fault With Accident Evidence In car accidents, the compensation you receive (if any) will be determined by proving the other driver was to blame—but what goes into that proof? -
The Anatomy of an Airbag During a Car Accident The science behind airbags is a massive leap forward in safety technology, but it can also cause injuries if a defect is present. -
When Do Pedestrians Have The Right of Way As spring slowly arrives in New Jersey, more pedestrians will be out and about. If an accident occurs, is the motorist always at fault? -
Protect Your Most Precious Cargo With the Right Car Seat In an accident, the car seat that you chose for your child may do more harm than good—make sure your child is fully protect with our car seat guide. -
Can I Sue My City for a Winter Car Crash on Unplowed Roads? Was your car accident caused by thick ice or a snow drift several feet high? Learn when and how New Jerseyans can sue for a crash on unplowed roads. -
Uber, Lyft Drivers Risk Cellphone Distraction With Taxi Apps Are you a regular user of Uber, Lyft, or other taxi services? Your life could be at risk due to the distraction of mobile apps used by drivers to pick up fares. -
Practice Safe Night Driving to Prevent a Serious Car Crash Is the loss of daylight dangerous for your health? Many Americans suffer car accidents as a result of driving at night after the daylight savings time change. -
Drunk Driving Accidents Likely on Thanksgiving Eve Is there really an increase in drunk driving crashes the day before Thanksgiving? Find out how the “biggest bar night of the year” could impact you. -
How to Prevent Serious Injuries From a Rollover Car Accident A little preparation before you set off can greatly reduce your chances of a rollover crash. Learn how to protect your family from serious accident injuries. -
Going Five Miles Over the Speed Limit Can Make a Crash Worse Is it really so bad to drive five miles over the speed limit? Find out why this small amount of speed can dramatically increase your risks of a crash. -
Is it Wrong to Put Your Feet on the Dashboard in a Car? Are your kids still putting their feet on the dashboard on car trips? Find out why this is the worst possible position for passengers to be in during a crash. -
Parents Often the Cause of Teens’ Distracted Driving Although parents may warn their teenaged drivers about distractions, many often overrule their warnings by calling their teen when he or she is driving.