auto accidents

A “commercial vehicle” is a vehicle used in the normal course of business and/or for the transportation of various commercial goods. Examples include eighteen-wheeler tractor trailers, tanker trucks, delivery vehicles, and other large freight trucks. Commercial vehicles are often larger and more powerful than typical passenger vehicles and typically require a

YES!!! An experienced auto accident attorney’s skill, experience, and knowledge will add to the value of your claim by presenting each and every relevant medical and legal fact to an opposing insurance company adjuster, insurance defense attorney, or jury.  Additionally, the attorney will, with input from you, handle all of

Under-Insured Motorist (UIM) coverage is additional coverage that you purchase from your own auto insurance carrier that is designed to step in when the driver who was at fault for the accident does not have enough insurance coverage to fairly and adequately compensate the accident victim(s) for their injuries and

YES! … Lost Wages (if you are an employee) and Lost Income (if you are self-employed) are recoverable from the date of accident until the day you return to work.  Your employer will need to verify that you were not able to work and your medical provider needs to give