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It is human instinct to examine yourself for signs of an injury right after a car crash. You will likely check the other people in your vehicle as well. Some injuries are impossible to ignore at the scene of a crash. A broken arm might render someone unable to pull...
You pay for insurance to protect yourself in an unpredictable world. There are also legal and contractual obligations that force you to carry insurance. Every Nevada driver has to carry insurance that complies with the state minimum requirements to register a vehicle,...
You’ve probably heard about cellphones causing distracted driving or being distracted by setting a GPS. Did you know that listening to the radio or music could be distracting, too? Listening to the radio or music affects your driving in different ways. To start with,...
When you get into an auto collision, you may suffer from serious injuries. While many of those injuries could be apparent, like lacerations or broken bones, others may not be as obvious. This is why there are often cases where victims of collisions walk away from the...
Fault or responsibility after a car crash may seem simple, but it is actually a complex concept. Often, one of the drivers in a collision is at fault, although it is possible for each driver to contribute to the outcome in some way. In certain situations, someone...
A truck accident in North Dakota can leave you with physical, emotional and financial damages that last a lifetime. In the aftermath of a truck accident, it's important for victims to gather as many pieces of critical evidence as possible. This evidence could be...
Most North Dakota motorists know that drowsy driving can be extremely dangerous, but studies suggest that most of them regularly ignore these risks. When researchers from the American Automobile Association polled drivers about the issue, almost one in three of them...
A trucking accident can result in serious injuries to drivers, passengers and others who were close to the scene of the wreck. North Dakota law allows an injured victim up to six years from the date of an accident to file a personal injury lawsuit. Let's take a closer...
If you are a passenger in a vehicle that is involved in a wreck that takes place on a North Dakota highway, you may be entitled to compensation. This is generally true assuming that you didn't take any reckless or careless actions before, during or after the accident...