Car accidents are all-consuming hardships that can be further complicated by the stresses of a push and pull with your insurance company. Insurance companies are often perceived to be “experts” in the valuation of car accidents, so it can be difficult to question their initial offer. A skilled personal injury attorney advocating on your behalf […]
read MoreWe all know that we should not text and drive, but sometimes it can be hard not to. App developers have decided to step up and help America with the problem of distracted driving. One way to combat the distractions is by using one of these safe driving apps: 1. DriveMode silences all alerts from your phone and […]
read MoreSadly, distracted driving is one of the leading causes of motor vehicle deaths each year. Luckily, there are mobile apps that you can download to help combat distracted driving. Click here to learn about them and try them for yourself. https://www.fbfs.com/learning-center/5-safe-driving-apps-to-minimize-distracted-driving
read MoreLet’s be honest, car crashes happen. As a result, you may be faced with car repairs, personal injury, and/or an increase in insurance. The best thing you can do to avoid a car crash is to drive safely, but they are not always avoidable. Here are the seven of the most common types of car crashes, […]
read MoreWisconsin has a law banning driver’s use of cell phones near crash sites. Often times, people try to capture images and videos of crash sites, making the situation worse for everyone, especially the first responders trying to help the victims. Wisconsin has been cracking down on this law recently, follow the link to learn more. […]
read MoreIt’s a question we receive a lot here, whether people are hurt in a hit-and-run accident or hit by a driver who lacks adequate auto insurance. Lack of insurance doesn’t mean lack of a case. It may be possible to collect from sources such as your own policy’s uninsured motorist coverage.
read MoreWe recommend calling the police, exchanging information with the other driver, taking photos, seeking medical attention, and getting in touch with a lawyer before you speak with the insurance company. You will need the following information for your crash report: your driver’s license number, your vehicle identification number (VIN), your Social Security number, and your […]
read MoreIt may not make the news as much as shootings or disease, but distracted driving continues to be the main driver of teen deaths.
read MoreSpring is blossoming in Wisconsin, and drivers across the state welcome the clear roads and warmer temperatures. However, with spring comes rain showers, storms and wet pavement, which is one of the leading causes of traffic accidents. Avoid contributing to crash statistics by keeping these tips in mind before you’re caught driving in the rain. Proper Equipment […]
read MoreWhen you talk to your insurance company after a car accident, there are certain things you should and should not say. Being aware of what to say will lead to greater assistance from your insurance company. Ultimately however, true success in these discussions will not occur without the aid of an experienced personal injury attorney. […]
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