Alabama’s 1% Rule Could Cost You Everything After a Truck Accident If you’ve been injured in a truck accident in Alabama, being even 1% at fault could eliminate your right to compensation. Alabama is one of only four states (along with Maryland, North Carolina, and Virginia) plus the District of Columbia following the harsh contributory…
Your Path Forward After a Life-Changing Injury When catastrophic injuries strike, victims face overwhelming medical bills, lost wages, and permanent life changes while trying to understand who bears responsibility for their damages. Tennessee’s modified comparative fault rules create additional complexity by potentially reducing compensation based on each party’s degree of fault. Understanding these rules becomes…
Your Medical Care After a Crash Could Make or Break Your Legal Case The medical care you receive in the critical first hours after a serious collision determines both your recovery and the strength of your legal case. If you’ve been treated at North Mississippi Medical Center after a collision, you received care from a…
The Growing Concern of Large Truck Traffic on Interstate 22 Every day, thousands of drivers share Interstate 22 with massive commercial trucks weighing over 10,000 pounds, creating dangerous conditions that can lead to devastating accidents. Mississippi experienced 108 fatal crashes involving large trucks in 2019, representing approximately 31.14 fatal large-truck crashes per million people –…
The Hidden Danger That Could Destroy Your Tennessee Car Accident Claim You’re driving through Tennessee when another driver runs a red light and crashes into your vehicle. You’re injured, your car is totaled, and the other driver was clearly at fault. But if the insurance company convinces a jury that you were even slightly over…
Your Semi-Truck Accident Claim Deserves Every Advantage If you’ve been injured in a semi-truck accident in Memphis, you face mounting medical bills and lost wages while trying to recover. Publicly available data from Shelby County and federal databases could significantly strengthen your injury claim. Understanding how to access and use this information provides a powerful…
Your Recovery Rights When You Share Blame for a Mississippi Car Crash Picture this: You’re turning left when another driver crashes into you at high speed. The police report shows they exceeded the limit by 20 mph, but you failed to yield right of way. You’re injured, facing mounting medical bills, and wondering if you…
When Being 1% At Fault Means Getting Nothing: Alabama’s Harsh Reality Imagine driving through downtown Decatur when another driver runs a red light and crashes into you. You suffer serious injuries, mounting medical bills, and vehicle damage. During investigation, it’s determined you were going 2 mph over the speed limit. In most states, you’d still…
When Every Day Counts After Your Auto Accident Three years might sound like plenty of time, but if you’ve been injured in a car accident in Mississippi, that countdown starts immediately. Each state has a statute of limitations that establishes a time limit for filing a lawsuit, and missing this deadline generally eliminates your right…